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EU Member State [ EC country | EU country | European Community country | European Union country ]

cattle-breeding country

newly industrialised country [ EAGLEs | emerging and growth-leading economies | emerging economy | newly industrialising countries | newly industrialising economy | newly industrialized country | newly industrializing country | newly industrializing economy ]

industrialised country [ developed country | developed nation | first world country | first world nation | industrialized country | industrialized nation | rich country | rich nation ]

lower middle-income country | LMIC [Abbr.]

assist migrants in their integration process in the receiving country | help migrants in their integration process in the host country | support a migrant to integrate in their receiving country | support migrants to integrate in the receiving country

neighbouring state | adjacent state

citizen of a member state of the European Union | citizen of an EU member state | EU citizen | European national | EU national | citizen of the Union

member state of the European Union | EU member state | EU state

In cases where a wine is exported from a third country in whose territory it was produced (hereinafter referred to as ‘the country of origin’) to another third country (hereinafter referred to as ‘the exporting country’), from which it is then exported to the Community, the competent authorities of the exporting country may draw up the V I 1 document for the wine concerned on the basis of a V I 1 document or equivalent drawn up by the competent authorities of the country of origin, without having to perform further analyses on the wine, if that wine:

This cooperation link is counted once if the two bodies are from the same country (diagonally on the cooperation links matrix) and twice if the bodies are from different countries - once as a link from country A to country B and once as a link from country B to country A. The net number of cooperation links is, therefore, the sum of the number of links between bodies from the same country plus half the number of links between bodies from different countries.

whereas increased transparency regarding the activities of large MNC, and in particular regarding profits made, taxes on profit paid, subsidies received and tax refunds, number of employees and assets held is essential for ensuring that tax administrations tackle BEPS efficiently; whereas a right balance needs to be struck between transparency, personal data protection and commercial sensitivity, as well as considering the impact on smaller businesses; whereas one vital form for this transparency to take is country-by-country reporting; whereas any Union proposals for country-by-country reporting should in the first instance be based on the OECD template; whereas it is possible for the Union to go further than the OECD guidelines and ma ...[+++]ke such country-by-country reporting mandatory and public, and the European Parliament voted in favour of full public country-by-country reporting in its amendments adopted on 8 July 2015 on the proposal for a revised Shareholder Rights Directive; whereas the European Commission conducted a consultation on this subject between 17 June and 9 September 2015 in order to explore different options for the implementation of country-by-country reporting ; whereas 88 % of those who responded publicly to that consultation said that they supported public disclosure of tax-related information by enterprises;

5. Notes with concern the varying degrees of commitment demonstrated by Member States to implementing last year’s CSRs and the generally poor implementation record; reiterates the need for coordinated policy within the Union and stresses the importance of implementing the CSRs in order to ensure consistent and fair implementation of the economic governance framework across Member States; underlines that insufficient implementation of CSRs in some Member States is an obstacle to creating a growth- and investment-friendly environment; calls on the Commission to consider, taking note of Parliament’s resolution of 24 June 2015 entitled ‘The ...[+++]review of the economic governance framework: stocktaking and challenges’, the possibility of introducing a mechanism encouraging Member States to implement the CSRs, especially in areas with the most considerable spillover effects, and proposing ways of ensuring that the recommendations of the European Semester are implemented and followed more effectively and consistently; asks the Commission, in this respect, to publish a document providing a comprehensive assessment of the state of implementation of CSRs in every Member State, as well as explicitly identifying recommendations aimed at fulfilling updated Europe 2020 national targets; recommends that an analysis be conducted of the relevance of past CSRs for different Member States, in order to assess on an ex post basis whether they were valid in terms of their scope, timing, phasing, sequencing and social impact and of reducing economic divergences between regions of the Union and between Member States; notes the Commission’s intention to move three of the current so-called auxiliary indicators to the headline scoreboard;