This document invites comments on the CNaM's proposals for a €500,000 levy threshold set by ComReg, as specified in sectionģ0 of the Communications Regulation Act 2002 (as amended). With a turnover of less than €500,000 were required to pay a This marks a departure from previous arrangements where providers The initial position of CNaM is that designated services willīe exempt from the levy if their turnover is below €500,000.Liable to the same levy, regardless of its ownership and It is the initial view of the CNaM that the levy be charged onĪ per-service basis, so that each service within a segment is.If the levy collected exceeds the costs of the CNaM'sįunctions, the Act provides for refunds or for the surplus to be.This is to whether less than the full costs of the DSA are to beĬovered by the levy proposal for that cohort Under the Terrorism Content Online Regulation Role as Ireland's Digital Services CoordinatorĪct ( "DSA") and as a competent authority This grant will fund the discharge of theįunctions intended to be conferred on the CNaM in respect of its In 2024, the CNaM expects to receive exchequer funding in theįorm of a grant from the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, the.Levy for TV providers, sound broadcasters and VOD providers shouldīe based on audited qualifying income for 2022, and that the levyįor online service providers should be based on monthly averageĬustomer numbers published on 17 August 2023 Therefore the preliminary view of the CNaM is that a On amounts known at the beginning of the levy period as opposed toĮstimates. The CNaM's initial stance is that metrics should be based.Note that consistency among providers is essential for the levy to There is no information on how global providers are expected toĪllocate "qualifying income" to the EU or elsewhere.Monthly active user metrics should be EU-wide
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