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relative-in-law

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. I have a new relative: my sister got married, so now I have a brother-in-law.
2. As a result, under the tax accounting of Law 218/1990, the capital gains relative to the assets exchanged in the course of the reorganisations covered by the Law were fiscally unrecognised for 85 % of their economic value.
3. In this connection, the Commission claims that the existence of a link between Article 60(2) of Regional Law No 17/2004 and the improvement in investment prospects in Sicily by raising security levels as well as the reasons for the higher costs of Sicilian security firms relative to firms operating in other regions of Italy are not sufficiently explained.
4. i.e. ‘suppliers are able to switch production to relevant products and market them in the short term without incurring significant additional costs or risks in response to small and permanent changes in relative prices’ (Commission notice on the definition of relevant market for the purposes of Community competition law, point 20, OJ C 372, 9.12.1997, p. 5).
5. Moreover, Article 20 of Law 342/2000 provided detailed rules for the substitute capital gain tax to be paid and for the tax credit relative to such tax in favour of the shareholders receiving dividends resulting from the capital gains recognised.
6. Therefore, the transfers of assets that qualify for the preferential treatment under the Merger Directive are in essence similar to those foreseen by Article 1 of Law 218/1990, except that the Merger Directive does not provide any rules for the valuation of the shares received by the transferee company in exchange of assets, while the use of the substituted basis is expressly foreseen by Article 7(2) of Law 218/1990, thus resulting in a system of double misalignment. Asset contributions relative to company reorganisations pursuant to D.Lgs.
7. Article 3(11) of Law 448/2001 provided that the realignment scheme under Articles from 17 to 20 of Law 342/2000 would apply to unrecognised gains relative both to the assets and shares deriving from the banking reorganisations pursuant to Law 218/1990 and to the assets deriving from other reorganisations under Legislative Decree No 358/1997, still held at the date of 31 December 2001. Law 448/2001 provided that the substitute taxes due on the gains recognised were set at 12 % and 9 % respectively for dual realignments (realignment of both the assets held by the operating company and the stocks received by the participating company) and single realignment (only the assets held by the operating company are realigned) in lieu of the company tax of 41 % applicable at the time of the realignment (36 % company tax plus 5 % local business tax).