Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
в рамках деятельности компании, не подпадающей под освобождение
English translation:
the company used its assests for non-exempt bussiness activity
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Leah Aharoni
Jan 30, 2004 00:11
20 yrs ago
Russian term
в рамках деятельности компании, не подпадающей под освобождение
Russian to English
Law/Patents
Law: Taxation & Customs
В ходе выездной проверки установлено, что имущество компании в 2002 году использовалось в рамках деятельности компании, не подпадающей под освобождение, поскольку Программа Работ и Смета Затрат на 2002 год не утверждались Объединенным комитетом. ...
1. the Company used its property within the scope of business of a company which is not subject to exemption (while it did not have a tax exemption?)
2. Куда поставить in 2002?
1. the Company used its property within the scope of business of a company which is not subject to exemption (while it did not have a tax exemption?)
2. Куда поставить in 2002?
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in 2002 the company used its assests for non-exempt bussiness activity
Since this is a tax audit, it is obvious that the exemption is tax-exemption
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used its property for business not defined as tax exempt.
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During the spot auditing.....[at the end] because work program and Budget was not approved by Board of Directors for the year 2002.
During the spot auditing.....[at the end] because work program and Budget was not approved by Board of Directors for the year 2002.
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Within the scope of activities of the Company not been subject to exemption...
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which is beyond the frame of tax exemption
for Working Programme/(Programme of Works) & Budget (probably Expense Budget or Budget of Expenditures) for 2002 /(Working Programme & Budget 2002) was not approved by Joined/(Consolidated) Committee. Good luck, Alexander Kolegov!
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