501 et seq; Daniel S. Smit, “The Relationship between the Free Movement of Capital and other EC Treaty Freedoms in Third Country Relationships in the Field of Direct Taxation: a question of exclusivity, parallelism or causality?
It was to be collected by 1 August 1648 , and used to repay the wealthy individuals who had already lent the amount required in anticipation of the levy . Sources : L , X , pp 398-399 collections : 1648 Aug 1 Monthly assessment for the ...
Restrictions to the transfer of income obtained within the Portuguese territory by non-residents were (and still are) ... Kristina Stahl, Free Movement of Capital between Member States and third countries , EC Tax Review (2004), at 48; ...
See C-337/08 X Holding, Paras. 27—36. See van Thiel 2010 pp. ... April 2009, of the First-Tier Tribunal of the United Kingdom, for the follow-up case on the Marks & Spencer case. The Supreme Administrative Court of Finland, however, ...
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