Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
AEs
Spanish translation:
AEs - (anonymos eteria) Sociedades Anónimas
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mar52
Mar 31, 2008 15:10
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English term
AEs
English to Spanish
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
It should be noted that given that the taxable profits of AEs, foreign companies and joint ventures formed among them are computed on the basis of their accounting profits, the corporate income tax impact of the assignment vis-à-vis the subcontract is neutral, unless issues of rejection of books are raised.
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3 +1 | AEs - (anonymos eteria) Sociedades Anónimas | mar52 |
3 | Ganancias acumuladas | Roberto Hall |
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AEs - (anonymos eteria) Sociedades Anónimas
Por lo que se ve en las referencias se trata de un término en griego "anonymos eteria" - Corporation: Sociedad Anónima.
Aparece en varias referencias de cómo hacer negocios en Grecia.
Espero te sirva. Suerte!
Principal Business Types
Anonymos Eteria (AE) or Societe Anonyme (SA)
May be private or public. Private companies must have a minimum share capital of Drs 5 million and public companies must have a minimum share capital of Drs 10 million. Specialist companies such as banks and insurance companies have other minimum capital requirements.
EIU online store - Article- [ Traduzca esta página ]Corporations (anonymos eteria—AEs) and limited companies (eteria periorismenis efthinis—EPEs) are taxed on total annual profits before distribution of ...
store.eiu.com/article/962918081.html -
anonymos eteria— sociedades anónimas
Corporations (anonymos eteria—AEs) and limited companies (eteria periorismenis efthinis—EPEs) are taxed on total annual profits before distribution of dividends, profits, fees to directors and profits to employees. There is no further tax on dividends or profits when distributed. ...
DOING BUSINESS IN GREECE/ GREECE BUSINESS GUIDE - Allo' Expat Greece- [ Traduzca esta página ]AEs must distribute at least 35% of net annual profits as a first dividend unless the .... Corporations (anonymos eteria—AE) and limited companies (eteria ...
www.alloexpat.com/moving_to_greece_forum/doing-business-in-... - 109k -
[PDF] Country GuideFormato de archivo: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Versión en HTML
(EPEs) and of any kinds of entities into corporations (AEs), so the thresholds at which the incentives apply are low. The tax incentives apply to an EPE ...
www.auwi-bayern.de/awp/base/inhalte/Laender/Anhaenge/Greece... -
Aparece en varias referencias de cómo hacer negocios en Grecia.
Espero te sirva. Suerte!
Principal Business Types
Anonymos Eteria (AE) or Societe Anonyme (SA)
May be private or public. Private companies must have a minimum share capital of Drs 5 million and public companies must have a minimum share capital of Drs 10 million. Specialist companies such as banks and insurance companies have other minimum capital requirements.
EIU online store - Article- [ Traduzca esta página ]Corporations (anonymos eteria—AEs) and limited companies (eteria periorismenis efthinis—EPEs) are taxed on total annual profits before distribution of ...
store.eiu.com/article/962918081.html -
anonymos eteria— sociedades anónimas
Corporations (anonymos eteria—AEs) and limited companies (eteria periorismenis efthinis—EPEs) are taxed on total annual profits before distribution of dividends, profits, fees to directors and profits to employees. There is no further tax on dividends or profits when distributed. ...
DOING BUSINESS IN GREECE/ GREECE BUSINESS GUIDE - Allo' Expat Greece- [ Traduzca esta página ]AEs must distribute at least 35% of net annual profits as a first dividend unless the .... Corporations (anonymos eteria—AE) and limited companies (eteria ...
www.alloexpat.com/moving_to_greece_forum/doing-business-in-... - 109k -
[PDF] Country GuideFormato de archivo: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Versión en HTML
(EPEs) and of any kinds of entities into corporations (AEs), so the thresholds at which the incentives apply are low. The tax incentives apply to an EPE ...
www.auwi-bayern.de/awp/base/inhalte/Laender/Anhaenge/Greece... -
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Ganancias acumuladas
I make it: Accumulated earnings.
Impuestos devengados sobre las ganancias acumuladas
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-03-31 16:25:23 GMT)
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The accumulated earnings (AE) tax is a penalty imposed by Sec. 531 on corporations for accumulating earnings to avoid income tax at the shareholder level. However, the tax is not assessed if earnings are not accumulated beyond the business's reasonable needs.
http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/summary_0199-594524_ITM
The accumulated earnings (AE) tax is a penalty imposed by Sec. 531 on corporations for accumulating earnings to avoid income tax at the shareholder level. However, the tax is not assessed if earnings are not accumulated beyond the business's reasonable needs.
Regs. Sec. 1.537-1(b)(2) states that the reasonableness of anticipated needs is judged on the facts existing at the close of the tax year. This means that subsequent events cannot be used to show that the retention of ...
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-121802521.html
Impuestos devengados sobre las ganancias acumuladas
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-03-31 16:25:23 GMT)
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The accumulated earnings (AE) tax is a penalty imposed by Sec. 531 on corporations for accumulating earnings to avoid income tax at the shareholder level. However, the tax is not assessed if earnings are not accumulated beyond the business's reasonable needs.
http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/summary_0199-594524_ITM
The accumulated earnings (AE) tax is a penalty imposed by Sec. 531 on corporations for accumulating earnings to avoid income tax at the shareholder level. However, the tax is not assessed if earnings are not accumulated beyond the business's reasonable needs.
Regs. Sec. 1.537-1(b)(2) states that the reasonableness of anticipated needs is judged on the facts existing at the close of the tax year. This means that subsequent events cannot be used to show that the retention of ...
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-121802521.html
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