(10) In this context, this rule should be applied to immovable property that is supplied to the taxable person and important services relating to the property supplied, which, by virtue of their economic value, can be assimilated to the acquisition of immovable property .

(10) In this context, this rule should be applied to immovable property that is supplied to the taxable person and important services relating to the property supplied, which, by virtue of their economic value, can be assimilated to the acquisition of immovable property .

Acquisition of the land by foreign entities is subject to authorisation.ITunbound for purchase of real estate.FI(Åland Islands) restrictions on the right for natural persons who do not enjoy regional citizenship in Åland, and for legal persons, to acquire and hold real property on the Åland Islands without permission by the competent authorities of the islands.FI(Åland Islands) restrictions on the right of establishment and the right to provide services by natural persons who do not enjoy regional citizenship in Åland, or by any legal person, without permission by the competent authorities of the Åland Islands.PLacquisition of rea ...[+++]l estate, direct and indirect, by foreigners and foreign legal persons requires permission.PLunbound, except for: buying independent apartment or buying real estate by a foreign national living in Poland at least for five years after obtaining the permanent residence card; buying by a legal person with a corporate seat in Poland and controlled directly or indirectly by a foreign natural person or a foreign legal person with a corporate seat abroad, for statutory objectives, of real estate without buildings, whose total area in Poland does not exceed 0,4 ha in urban area.

(10) In this context, this rule should be applied to immovable property that is supplied to the taxable person and important services relating to the property supplied, which, by virtue of their economic value, can be assimilated to the acquisition of immovable property.

As regards financial services, lack of information in advertising on the annual rate and the cost of credit, offers of misleading bargains for credit contracts with a low interest rate, and lack of proper information on the legal obligations related to the signing of contracts were amongst the practices reported.[113] In relation to immovable property, examples of practices encountered were: misdescription of property characteristics, lack of transparency in relation to the cost of the property and respective taxes, bait advertising, ...[+++]aggressive practices by real estate agents such as intimidating consumers into signing an exclusive contract with an agent when attempting to sell their properties.

This amount may not exceed 60 ECU.The Council, acting on a proposal from the Commission, shall examine and, if necessary, revise this amount for the first time no later than four years after notification of the Directive and thereafter every two years, taking into account economic and monetary developments in the Community. 2. This Directive shall not apply to:(a) contracts for the construction, sale and rental of immovable property or contracts concerning other rights relating to immovable property.Contracts for the supply of goods and for their incorporation in immovable property or contracts for repairing immovable property shall fal ...[+++]l within the scope of this Directive; b)contracts for the supply of foodstuffs or beverages or other goods intended for current consumption in the household and supplied by regular roundsmen; (c)contracts for the supply of goods or services, provided that all three of the following conditions are met: (i) the contract is concluded on the basis of a trader's catalogue which the consumer has a proper opportunity of reading in the absence of the trader's representative, (ii)there is intended to be continuity of contact between the trader's representative and the consumer in relation to that or any subsequent transaction, (iii)both the catalogue and the contract clearly inform the consumer of his right to return goods to the supplier within a period of not less than seven days of receipt or otherwise to cancel the contract within that period without obligation of any kind other than to take reasonable care of the goods; (d)insurance contracts; (e)contracts for securities.