rule against double possibilities

rule against double possibilities

More generally, the tax problems that EU citizens face also include discriminatory treatment of cross-frontier workers (such as a ban on deducting personal allowances) and cross-border investments (e.g. dividend taxation), as well as difficulties in communicating with foreign tax administrations, lack of clear information on cross-border tax rules, time-consuming procedures for obtaining double tax relief and complicated claim forms.

7. Notes that, even in the absence of an agreement on a uniform electoral procedure for the European Parliament elections, electoral systems are gradually becoming more similar, in particular as a result of the establishment of political parties and political foundations at EU level, the work done on drawing up a European statute based on the Commission proposal for a reform of the rules governing European political parties and the ban on holding a dual mandate, which has made the office of Member of the European Parliament incompatible with that of member of a national parliament; encourages more transparent procedures for the nominati ...[+++]on of candidates, which guarantee their independence and the possibility of introducing direct constituencies;

7. Notes that, even in the absence of an agreement on a uniform electoral procedure for the European Parliament elections, electoral systems are gradually becoming more similar, in particular as a result of the establishment of political parties and political foundations at EU level, the work done on drawing up a European statute based on the Commission proposal for a reform of the rules governing European political parties and the ban on holding a dual mandate, which has made the office of Member of the European Parliament incompatible with that of member of a national parliament; encourages more transparent procedures for the nominati ...[+++]on of candidates, which guarantee their independence;

Appropriate safeguards for the rights and freedoms of the data subject could include the possibility to collect those data only in connection with other data on the natural person concerned, the possibility to secure the data collected adequately, stricter rules on the access of staff of the competent authority to the data and the prohibition of transmission of those data.