In particular, the application of their taxes should not result in the granting of state aid (a more favourable treatment applicable to certain companies) unless it is compatible with EU rules.

J. whereas on 23 February 2015 an estimated 220 Assyrians were abducted by ISIS/Da’esh near Tell Tamer on the southern Khabur River bank in north-east Syria; whereas during the same campaign the extremists also destroyed properties and holy places of the Christians; whereas dozens of Assyrians were killed during the IS assault; whereas IS reportedly issued a declaration in February 2015 requesting Assyrian villages in the Syrian Hasaka Province to pay the jizya, a tax on non-Muslims dating to early Islamic ...[+++]rule and abolished in 1856 across the Ottoman empire, to convert to Islam or else be killed; whereas major ISIS/Da’esh attacks have been reported on Assyrian Christian towns in the Khabur River area since 9 March 2015;

20. Calls once again for a review of the cases of unjustified freezing of assets and of inappropriately increased and retroactively applied taxes imposed on individuals and private companies; calls on the Ministry of Justice and the Constitutional Court to put an immediate stop to the selective application of the ‘law of one-time tax on extra profit and extra property acquired by taking advantage of special benefits’, as well as of all the provisions of the other tax laws which permit the imposition of unacceptably high fines that lead to bankruptcy, before the final judgment in tax proceedings; calls on the Serbian authorities to provide ...[+++]fair compensation for affected private persons and companies;

First, on the subject of the tax point transfer, in 1977, when the health and social transfers were first established, the federal government ceded 13.5 per cent of all personal income tax, 1 per cent of corporate tax from each province, to fund health services, social programs and post-secondary education.

The appropriate fraction of personal income tax and social contributions levied on social protection benefits for the year 2005 must be indicated according to the different types of cash social protection benefits, preferably further subdivided for particular groups of homogenously taxed schemes.

It decided to reduce taxes by $58 billion over five years, doing it in a number of ways: through a reduction of corporate income taxes, a reduction in personal income taxes, a change in the capital gains tax, whereby we will have to pay tax on only two-thirds of the capital gains as opposed to three-quarters, and through a number of other tax measures and changes.