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Journal articles on the topic "Esenzione"
Sandrini, G. "Invalidità ed esenzione dai ticket. Ecco come fare." Giornale di Clinica Nefrologica e Dialisi 23, no. 2 (January 24, 2018): 92. http://dx.doi.org/10.33393/gcnd.2011.1449.
Full textSandrini, G. "Invalidità ed esenzione dai ticket. Ecco come fare." Giornale di Tecniche Nefrologiche e Dialitiche 23, no. 2 (April 2011): 92. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/039493621102300223.
Full textFrascarelli, Laura. "Aiuti di Stato in esenzione: principali novitŕ del Regolamento generale della Commissione (CE) n. 800/2008." QT Quaderni di Tecnostruttura, no. 34 (December 2009): 28–40. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/qt2009-034007.
Full text. "La Voce Dei Pazienti Esenzione. Invalidità. Prevenzione. Che Fare?: Direttamente Dalla Pagina Facebook di Airp, Una Discussione Pubblica, Molto Partecipata." Giornale di Clinica Nefrologica e Dialisi 24, no. 2 (January 26, 2018): 98–99. http://dx.doi.org/10.33393/gcnd.2012.1148.
Full textAnderson, G. M., D. T. Martin, and R. D. Tollison. "Do Loopholes Decrease or Increase Tax Revenue?*." Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice 5, no. 2 (October 1, 1987): 83–95. http://dx.doi.org/10.1332/251569298x15668907344280.
Full textBruzzo, Aurelio. "Le misure di politica economica per le PMI nelle ZFU italiane: opportunitŕ e problematiche." ARGOMENTI, no. 28 (June 2010): 41–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/arg2010-028003.
Full textMontanari, Francesco. "Imposte sui trasferimenti: esenzioni, agevolazioni e determinazione del valore dei beni (pagg. 36-37 della Circolare)." N° 1 (gennaio-febbraio), no. 1 (February 2, 2023): 162–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.35948/1590-5586/2023.251.
Full text. "La Voce dei Pazienti Ginepraio “invalidità”. Ma delle strade ci sono…" Giornale di Clinica Nefrologica e Dialisi 28, no. 2 (May 30, 2016): 140–42. http://dx.doi.org/10.33393/gcnd.2016.772.
Full textLombardo, Simone. "I signori della collina. I Fieschi a Genova nel XIV secolo: strategie cittadine di una famiglia aristocratica." SOCIETÀ E STORIA, no. 177 (September 2022): 419–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/ss2022-177001.
Full textSeche, Giuseppe. "Il commercio dei cavalli tra Sardegna e Corona d’Aragona alla fine del XV secolo. Prime considerazioni." Anales de la Universidad de Alicante. Historia Medieval, no. 23 (May 26, 2022): 105. http://dx.doi.org/10.14198/medieval.21403.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Esenzione"
Soligo, Diletta <1988>. "I regolamenti comunitari di esenzione in materia di concorrenza." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/5749.
Full textGIRGENTI, ALFIO LIVIO. "Il contratto di cooperazione nel codice dei contratti pubblici." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/152404.
Full textThe cooperation contract is a legal type common to the three European directives on concessions (art. 17, para 4, dir. 2014/23/EU), procurement in the public sector (art. 12, para 4, dir. 2014/24/EU) and utilities (art. 28, para 4, dir. 2014/25/EU), which never introduced before, but established by the case law. Essentially, such contract is aimed to the cooperation in the public services in common through the sharing of activities exposed to the open maket, and configures, at a formal level, (i) an arrangement concluded exclusively between public bodies, (ii) exempt from the obligation to follow the competitive procedures. The research focalizes both the characteristics of the legal type and aims a twofold objective: on the one hand -structurally-, criticizing the adequacy of the concept of public agreement in order to qualify the nature of that contract, and on the other hand -functionally-, extending the scope of that exemption beyond the classic freedom of cooperation and organization of public services in aggregate form, provided by art. 2, para 1, second sentence, dir. 2014/23/EU). This entails the following two questions: whether the cooperation contract resolves essentially in the codification of European law in the context of a purely internal situation (the cooperation agreement) and, if not, this type of contract involves the exemption from the obligation to follow the competitive procedures of a situation that in any case does not fall within the scope of the fundamental freedoms (as an instrument of in house providing in a broad sense). To this purpose, I will delve into the jurisprudential origins of the present legal type, in such a way to reconstruct the logical and chronological path which leads to differentiate such a cooperation contract from the public-public partnership, from the in-house contract and, finally, from the cooperation agreement, by means of the comparison with the legal types of inter-administrative arrangement provided by the domestic law, which the European law takes into account without a full harmonization. In the light of this analysis, I will seek to point out the codified notion of cooperation contract represents the evolved version of the collaboration agreement, with which are exempted public contracts and concessions relating to economic activities exposed to the open market, aimed to the provision of public services and exchanged in cooperation within the public sector. At the core of this interpretation is the provision, introduced in innovative way than the previous case law, that allows the performance in cooperation of activities exposed to the open market, as provided in subparagraph c) of the cited articles. Furthermore, with regard to structure yet, it will observe that the cooperation contract does not overlap or interfere with the in house providing in a narrow sense, even if this kind of contract is inserted in the same statutory package. Turning to the scope of the exemption from the functional point of view, it should be noted that as part of the contractual cooperation was allowed, in the recitals of the 2014 EU directives, the integration between public bodies to carry out complementary activities. In summary, I want to argue that the cooperation contract is formally an inter-administrative arrangement and essentially a public contract as, structurally, may relate to activities ancillary to the public service, and does not imply any in house relationship, and to demonstrate that, functionally, the exemption of that contract goes beyond simple service aggregation and is extended to cases where there is the sharing of performance by carrying out complementary activities.
SARACENI, BARBARA. "La revoca dell’amministratore di s.r.l. a confronto con l’ordinamento tedesco." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/202141.
Full textThe purpose of this legal research is the examination of the discipline of the director’s revocation of Italian limited Company “s.r.l.”, regulated by art. 2476 Italian Civil Code, after the corporate reform of 2003. Such a matter has been subject of numerous interpretations by the Doctrine and Jurisprudence, as it raises many systematic problems not yet resolved. The Art. 2476 c.c. is one of the most controversial points of Italian corporate law; the legislator of the reform, in order to maintain the s.r.l. autonomy, has joined more legal institutions in the same article, with the intention of emphasizing the partner’s figure in the social contract, the organization and management of company. Making a parallel with the same German rules, more detailed and more systematic than the Italian ones, it is possible to notice some key differences and thus take any possible ideas for future reforms. The thesis consists of six chapters. The first chapter (“Historical and normative context”) is dedicated to the introduction of the birth of “s.r.l.” and the “GmbH”. After a brief history, there is a general comparison between the company types of two different systems, analyzing the salient features of both the company reforms: the Italian one, relative to s.r.l., in 2003; the German one, relative to the GmbH, in 2008 (the so-called Law MoMiG), with particular care of the responsibility in both the legal systems. The topic of the second chapter (“Directors’ duties and responsibilities”) is the issue of legal responsibility management activity, which plays a key role in the governance of Italian and German limited liability company and it is prodromal to remove the director from his office, if he’s soiled himself with acts of mismanagement. There is an overview of the ABSTRACT II Art. 2476, comma 1, c.c. with respect s.r.l. and § 46 GmbHG of the German system, analyzing the directors’ duties, diligence executable and the legal consequences of their violation. The third chapter (“Partner’s control rights”) is dedicated to information and consulting rights granted to the s.r.l. and GmbH partners, respectively by art. 2476, comma 2, c.c. and by § 51a GmbHG. Italian law sets the topic “Partner’s control right” in the rule with regard to the responsibility and to the removal of the director, who is guilty of acts of maladministration. For s.r.l. a novelty is represented not only by the more wideness of the aforesaid control rights, but above all by the title attributed to each member, regardless of the share capital owned. Therefore the new arrangement of controls predominantly is left to the partner’s individual initiative, approaching the s.r.l. to the model of the individual companies. Here the procedures are analyzed to the exercise of the right to information and consultation of both the partners, s.r.l. and GmbH, even by trusted professionals. The directors’ power, then, is examined to withhold the release of the requested informations, in order to protect the social interest from the disclosure of corporate data deemed private. In the fourth chapter (“The action of social responsibility and the removal of the s.r.l. director”) the liability action is analyzed towards the director, guilty of misconduct, in relation to precautionary action of removal, in conformity with the Art. 2476, comma 3, c.c. In this case the legislator has abolished the previous reference to the s.p.a. and he has introduced “also” the possibility to remove the individual director by a preliminary injunction. Extensive review is dedicated to the director’s diligence and to his exemption of liability, especially with regard to the manifestation of dissent. The same chapter examines the not so peaceful question of the procedural substitution, or if the individual s.r.l. partner acts in the proceedings in his own name, but for a right of the company, that becomes necessary joinder in the liability action. Then, other procedural aspects of the liability action are examined, such as the company possibility to disclaimer or to settle the action, the repayment of the costs of litigation due to the individual partner claimant and the limitation of actions. ABSTRACT III The fifth chapter (“The precautionary action of the s.r.l. director’s removal”) examines the many issues surrounding the precautionary action of the s.r.l. director’s removal, in conformity with the Art. 2476, comma 3, c.c. The s.r.l. director’s removal, in fact, has been inserted by the 2003 reform only as a precautionary measure. In fact, the legislator is silent about the possibility of the director’s removal through extra-judicial remedies, which, however, are analyzed in the search. During the essay one notes that the Art. 2476, comma 3, c.c. is a much debated issue by the doctrine and the jurisprudence, which have highlighted the gaps left open by the provision. In the same chapter there is the review of the conditions of the precautionary action of removal, that is periculum in mora and fumus boni iuris. Then one analyzes the possible relationship between the precautionary action of the s.r.l. director’s removal and the subsequent action for liability, an issue that has generated several lines of thought, conflicting with each other. In addition, there is the examination of the possible introduction of the precautionary measure ante causam, before introducing the action for liability. Finally, one mentions the remote possibility of the director’s removal through the Judge (in conformity with the Art. 2409 c.c.), disappeared after the famous judgment of the Constitutional Court n. 481/2005, which has categorically excluded the applicability of that provision to s.r.l., even to those ones supplied with board of auditors. The last chapter, the sixth (“The GmbH directors’ removal and feedback with the Italian legislation”), relates to the director’s removal in the German law, as regulated by § 38 GmbHG, comparing it with the Italian law. The cardinal principle of the German legislature in terms of the company director’s removal is the directors’ extra-judicial free revocability, with the exception of the restrictions contained in the articles of association. One analyzes the assumptions and mode of the removal procedure, with an emphasis on practical cases. Even the German legal system, like the Italian one, knows the precautionary action of the director’s removal, which is governed by the general provisions regarding the precautionary measures of the ZPO. With regard to arbitration, one analyzes the arbitrators’ power to removal the director with a precautionary measure. Finally, completing the ABSTRACT IV comparison with the German legal system, there are the gaps of the Italian law in terms of director’s removal, highlighting analogies and differences with the matching German rules. In conclusion, attention is drawn, through some examples, to possible changes in Italian legislation regarding s.r.l. according to the GmbH, in order to make effective the protection of partner and creditors of the company, to attract investors and to avoid the dreaded generalized drain to other company models, whether Italian ones or foreigner ones.
Books on the topic "Esenzione"
Le intese verticali. il regolamento di esenzione ue 330/10. [Place of publication not identified]: Lulu Com, 2013.
Find full textTaccolini, Mario. L' esenzione oltre il catasto: Beni ecclesiastici e politica fiscale dello Stato di Milano nell'età delle riforme. Milano: Vita e pensiero, 1998.
Find full textRoberto, Romano. Le esenzioni fiscali per il Mezzogiorno: Problematiche applicative. Bari: Palomar, 2002.
Find full textAstrologo, Annamaria. Le cause di non punibilità. Bononia University Press, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.30682/sg249.
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