Traducción de «Negocio entre empresas » (Español → Inglés) :

business to business | business-to-business | B To B [Abbr.] | B2B [Abbr.]

B2B e-commerce [ B2B | business-to-business e-commerce | business-to-business electronic commerce | B2B electronic commerce | B2B cybercommerce | business-to-business | B to B e-commerce ]

business-to-business segment [ B2B ]

B2B application [ business-to-business application ]

business-to-business electronic commerce | business-to-business e-commerce | B-to-B e-commerce | B2B e-commerce

inter-company agreement [ agreement between undertakings | producer's agreement ]

inter-company cooperation [ business cooperation | Business Cooperation Centre | business network | cooperation between undertakings | European Cooperation Grouping ]

sales tax | turnover tax | TT [Abbr.]

VAT [ turnover tax | value added tax | Sales tax(STW) ]

33. Underlines the important benefits of the Customs Union (CU) between the EU and Turkey; recalls that, since the start of the CU in 1996, the value of bilateral trade between Turkey and the EU has increased more than fourfold, with a parallel significant rise in foreign direct investment from the EU to Turkey and deeper integration between Turkish and European firms for the benefit of both sides; stresses in this connection, however, that any increase in the positive impact of the CU is closely linked to compliance with its rules and requirements, and is therefore greatly concerned by the growing problems for European companies trading with Turkey; points to the recent evaluation of the CU by the World Bank, which stresses the need to ...[+++]introduce a number of reforms to maintain an environment conducive to close economic cooperation, including in the future; points, in particular, to the need (i) to extend the scope of the CU to agricultural products, services and public procurement, (ii) to create favourable conditions for continued growth in trade, including the facilitation of visas for business travellers, and (iii) for consultations between the EU and Turkey on the impact on Turkey of Free Trade Agreements signed by the EU with third countries to be intensively pursued;

11. Stresses that there is no one-size-fits-all mode of finance and calls on the Commission to take into account the interests of SMEs in all existing and possible future programmes, instruments and initiatives, especially for new business models in the green economy, ranging across equity (such as business angels, crowd funding and multilateral trading facilities), quasi-equity (such as mezzanine finance) and debt instruments (such as small-ticket company bonds, guarantee facilities and platforms), and partnerships between banks and other operators involved in SME financing (accountancy professionals, business or SME associations or chambers of commerce), in order to support businesses in their start-up, growth and transfer phases, taking ...[+++]into account their size, turnover and financing needs; calls on the Member States and on local and regional authorities to ensure adequate incentives and to provide fiscal incentives for these funding models; stresses the importance of reviewing existing SME supporting instruments to include further green growth opportunities;

A promising way of enhancing growth by tying university and corporate environments more closely together is to create ‘Knowledge Partnerships’ involving business schools and real-world enterprises.

The objectives of the SE Regulation, according to its recitals, were to, inter alia, remove obstacles to the creation of groups of companies from different Member States, (.) allow companies with a European dimension to combine, plan and carry out the reorganisation of their business on a Community scale and to transfer their registered office to another Member State while ensuring adequate protection of the interests of minority shareholders and third parties, (.) to ensure as far as possible that the economic unit and the legal unit of business in the Community coincide, (.) permit the creation and management of companies with a Europe ...[+++]an dimension, free from the obstacles arising from the disparity and the limited territorial application of national company law (.) and (.) to allow companies with a European dimension to adapt their organisational structure, and to choose a suitable system of corporate governance ensuring efficient management, proper supervision and the maintaining of the rights of employees to involvement[2].