to result in a loss or a profit

loss not deductible from profits made by the head office

segment profit or loss | segment margin | segment operating profit or loss | segment result

business interruption insurance | business-interruption insurance | operating loss insurance | insurance against business interruption | use and occupancy insurance | loss of profits insurance

business interruption insurance [ loss of profits insurance | use and occupancy insurance ]

without depriving the appellant of the opportunity of subsequent review avoid bypassing one level of jurisdiction | without depriving the appellant of the opportunity to have the issues considered at two instances

Profit, Capital Gains and Losses from the Sale of Real Estate, Including Farmland and Inherited Land and Conversion of Real Estate from Capital Property to Inventory and Vice Versa

close-out-netting

66. Points out the weaknesses found by the Court of Auditors in its Special Report No 2/2014 entitled ''Are Preferential Trade Arrangements appropriately managed?" in the control strategy and risk management in Germany, France and the United Kingdom leading to potential losses to the Union budget; notes that these weaknesses were confirmed by the amount of revenue potentially lost in these three Member States; observes that by extrapolating the errors found in its sample of 2009, the Court of Auditors has estimated the amount of duties at stake in these Member States because of time-barring to be EUR 655 million; notes that this repre ...[+++]sents around 6 % of the gross amount of import duties collected in the five selected Member States that year, made up of EUR 167 million in respect of Germany, EUR 176 million in respect of France and EUR 312 million in respect of the United Kingdom;

64. Points out the weaknesses found by the Court of Auditors in its Special Report No 2/2014 entitled ''Are Preferential Trade Arrangements appropriately managed?" in the control strategy and risk management in Germany, France and the United Kingdom leading to potential losses to the Union budget; notes that these weaknesses were confirmed by the amount of revenue potentially lost in these three Member States; observes that by extrapolating the errors found in its sample of 2009, the Court of Auditors has estimated the amount of duties at stake in these Member States because of time-barring to be EUR 655 million; notes that this repre ...[+++]sents around 6 % of the gross amount of import duties collected in the five selected Member States that year, made up of EUR 167 million in respect of Germany, EUR 176 million in respect of France and EUR 312 million in respect of the United Kingdom;

Is there a public perception that some banks are too big to fail (regardless of whether this is actually public policy), because the consequences of such a failure might be a general loss of confidence in the financial system as a whole leading to significant disruption to the economy.

Opening the door to foreign and domestic competition with uneven regulatory playing fields may ultimately result in job loss, rather than contributing to our domestic economy.