Betekenis van:
half-relief

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. A positive balance between capital gains and capital losses was taxable as follows: when the proceeds were reinvested in the year they were realised, one fifth of the proceeds were taxable in the year they were realised and a further fifth in each of the following four years.From 2002 half of the capital gains became taxable, even if they were reinvested.In 2003 the situation changed again: SGPS (and risk capital companies, SCR) enjoyed total tax exemption of capital gains realised on shares they held, provided they held them for not less than one year.(12) The Portuguese authorities argue that the tax relief legislation merely applies to public-sector undertakings the same rules of capital gains taxation and tax neutrality as have applied to private companies engaged in corporate restructuring since the 1988 tax reform and the establishment of corporate income tax, Imposto sobre o Rendimento das Pessoas Colectivas (IRC).
2. In such cases reinvestment of the proceeds leads to their exclusion from taxable profit.This situation changed from 2001. A positive balance between capital gains and capital losses was taxable as follows: when the proceeds were reinvested in the year they were realised, one fifth of the proceeds were taxable in the year they were realised and a further fifth in each of the following four years.From 2002 half of the capital gains became taxable, even if they were reinvested.In 2003 the situation changed again: SGPS (and risk capital companies, SCR) enjoyed total tax exemption of capital gains realised on shares they held, provided they held them for not less than one year.(12) The Portuguese authorities argue that the tax relief legislation merely applies to public-sector undertakings the same rules of capital gains taxation and tax neutrality as have applied to private companies engaged in corporate restructuring since the 1988 tax reform and the establishment of corporate income tax, Imposto sobre o Rendimento das Pessoas Colectivas (IRC).