Daca protestul nostru ajunge la vreun oficial UE in forma actuala, va zice:
"Uite niste romani care n-au chef sa plateasca niste taxe. Nimic nou!"
Poate ai putea sa te inpiri din textul de mai jos, la partea cu Articolul 90.
Daca vorbim pe limba lor vor intelege ca, cel putin, ne-am facut temele.
"The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has consistently held that a Member State is not prohibited from levying a vehicle tax such as one on the first registration of a vehicle in that Member State but provided that the tax is in conformity with Article 90 of the EC Treaty.
This means that a Member State must not impose any internal tax, directly or indirectly, on the products of other Member States of a kind in excess of that imposed directly or indirectly on similar domestic products.
The ECJ has declared that Article 90 requires a Member State to take an imported second-hand vehicle's actual depreciation into account in calculating registration tax.
Otherwise the tax imposed would exceed the residual tax incorporated in the value of similar second-hand motor vehicles already registered in the national territory (see ECJ cases Nunes Tadeu, C-345/93; Commission v Denmark, C-47/88; and Commission v Hellenic Republic, C-375/95)."
Later edit: (off topic)
Si motorul ala de la Honda e tot atat de Euro 5 cum sunt si cele 5 stele EuroNCAP pe care le-a "obtinut" Civic
http://www.euroncap.com/images/results/ ... asheet.pdf
Euro 2005 inseamna Euro 4, nu Euro 5.
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