defer repayment [ defer payments | defer loan repayment ]

reimbursement of aid [ reimbursement of a grant | reimbursement of Community aid | reimbursement of Community support | reimbursement of financial assistance | reimbursement of financial support | reimbursement of funding ]

balance brought forward from previous year | balance carried forward from previous year | balance carried over from last year | brought forward from preceding fiscal year | profit brought forward | profit carried forward from previous year | retained earnings | surplus carried forward from previous year

callable bond | redeemable bond

levy to repay social-security debt | social debt repayment contribution | CRDS [Abbr.]

cost reimbursement contract [ cost reimbursable contract | cost reimbursement type contract | cost reimbursable type contract ]

call loan | demand loan

pricing of medicines [ P&R policy | pharmaceutical pricing and reimbursement | pharmaceutical pricing policy | pharmaceutical reimbursement and pricing policy | pricing and reimbursement of medicinal products ]

Consequently, where appropriations are thus carried over to the following financial year, the national administrations would have to make payments to two populations of beneficiaries of direct payments in one financial year: on the one hand, reimbursing, from the unused amount of financial discipline carried-over, to farmers subject to financial discipline during the preceding financial year on the other hand, making the direct payments in financial year N to those farmers having claimed them.

5. By way of derogation from the fourth subparagraph of Article 169(3) of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012, Member States shall reimburse the appropriations carried over in accordance with Article 169(3) of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012 to the final recipients who are subject, in the financial year to which the appropriations are carried over, to the adjustment rate.

7. Notes, however, that the level of committed appropriations carried over to 2013 was high for title II (administrative expenditure) at 35 % and title III (operating expenditure) at 46 %; acknowledges that for title II, this was caused, to a large extent, by events beyond the Agency’s control, such as the late invoicing of the 2012 office rental costs by the Spanish authorities; notes, moreover, that in order to meet the increased operational needs it was faced with in the last quarter of 2012, the Agency ordered a high volume of goods and services for which delivery was still pending by the end of the year; acknowledges that for tit ...[+++]le III, an important reason for the high level of carry-overs was the considerable workload faced by the agency as a result of the large number of IT projects that were either launched or ongoing in 2012 and this workload had an impact on the timeliness of procurement procedures in the case of two IT projects launched in 2012; acknowledges, furthermore, that expenses related to training and missions undertaken by staff and experts in the last quarter of 2012 were only due for reimbursement at the beginning of 2013;

4. Notes with concern that the committed appropriations of EUR 3 200 000 have been carried over, representing 65,13 % of the total committed appropriations for the period of financial autonomy; reminds the Office that a high level of carry-overs is at odds with the budgetary principle of annuality; invites the Office to therefore improve its performance in this regard; acknowledges, however, that the carry-overs are mostly related to invoices not yet received or paid at the end of the year and to pending reimbursements for costs relating ...[+++]to experts; acknowledges, moreover, that approximately EUR 800 000 concern refurbishment work carried out at the Office’s premises in 2012, for which the payments will be made following final acceptance;