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11:49 May 21, 2009 |
English to Bosnian translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) | |||||||
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platežne olakšice Explanation: platežne olakšice |
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nezvanična uplata za ubrzanje procesa Explanation: prijedlog |
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malo nezvanično plaćanje/davanje novca javnim službenicima Explanation: mala nezvanična plaćanja/davanje novca vladinim/javnim službenicima (sa ciljem pospešivanja rešavanja problema) Davanje novca javnim službenicima kako bi “ubrzali proces” www.osce.org/item/21712.html?ch=685&lc=SR A facilitating (or facilitation) payment is a payment for "routine governmental action," such as providing normal government services. It is, in fact, a bribe, but a small one that does not induce illegal or exceptional behavior. Making such a payment abroad is legal for U.S. firms under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, but not for U.K. or German firms, and it is also illegal in many countries where payments are made. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~alandear/glossary/f.html ... to make small direct payments into the pockets of foreign government officials? ... www.ethics.org/resources/articles-global-ethics.asp?aid=851 Facilitation payments is a form of bribery made with the purpose of expediting or facilitating the performance by a public official for a routine governmental action and not to obtain or retain business or any other improper advantage. The facilitation payment is typically demanded by low level and low income officials in order to obtain levels of service that one would officially be entitled to without such payment. http://www.business-anti-corruption.com/about-corruption/voc... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 days (2009-05-26 12:45:23 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Postoji kolokvijalni izraz, mada ne znam koliko je primeren Vašem tekstu, mada mislim da može da se odnosi i na mito: "podmazivanje" novcem Visoka cena "podmazivanja". miša brkić. "Sa ekonomskog stanovišta nije bitna .... S druge strane, budući da vladar zna koliko su državni službenici ... www.vreme.com/cms/view.php?id=312784 |
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vršenje manjih, neslužbenih plaćanja državnim službenicima kako bi se ubrzale određene radnje Explanation: Na stranici Vlade RH su to naveli ovako (U Uredbi o objavi Ugovora o darovnici između Republike Hrvatske i Europske banke za obnovu i razvoj). Je malo opširnije, ali je sveobuhvatnije - jer "podmazivanje" kolokvijalno znači mito. Facilitation payments se u nekim državama smatra mitom (npr. Velika Britanija), ali u nekima ne - npr. u SAD-u se ne smatra prema FCPA i razlikuje se od bribery. Facilitation payment je također dopušten u Australiji i može se koristiti za poreznu olakšicu. "A facilitation payment is a payment of minor value to a foreign public official to secure performance of routine government actions of a minor nature, such as granting a permit or licence, providing utility services, or loading or unloading cargo. The action must be ordinarily and commonly performed by the official and must not involve a decision about awarding new business or continuing existing business. Facilitation payments are defined in subsections 26-52(4)-(5). For example, on arriving in a foreign country, a business person is informed that their visa is invalid. The business person, who is entitled to a visa, pays a fee to a foreign public official for the sole purpose of expediting the issue of a new visa. For tax purposes, facilitation payments are not bribes and may be deductible." http://www.ato.gov.au/About-ATO/About-us/In-detail/Key-docum... Reference: http://www.vlada.hr/hr/content/download/142500/2067933/file/ Reference: http://www.cliffordchance.com/publicationviews/publications/... |
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