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Transport and Travel
Ireland, being comparatively small country, is easy to travel around. Being an island nation it is dependent upon its sea and air links with the rest of the world. Ireland's location in the North Atlantic and proximity to continental Europe render it very accessible from many locations. Below are links to information about travel to/from and within Ireland. Public Transport Air Travel Ferries Driving Taxis
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Transport
Findel airport about 6 kms away from Luxembourg City, is easily reachable by bus, car or taxi. Luxembourg’s airline, Luxair, has regular passenger services from/to the main European destinations. Other airlines (Air France, British Airways, KLM, Lufthansa, Easyjet and many others) also fly to Luxembourg. Flight information Motorways Luxembourg has 6 modern motorways. Getting around the country or travelling to nearby countries by car...
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Transferable Skills Training
What are Transferable Skills? Skills that can be used during your PhD period, but are not directly related to your research Important for your future career Things you can learn for FREE! Eligible participants Transferable skills training courses are open to all University of Luxembourg enrolled doctoral candidates, visiting candidates and candidates at the Luxembourg research institutes : Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH), Luxembourg...
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Transfer of entitlements accrued abroad
If you are working as an employee ("Angestelltenverhältnis") at an institution of higher education or research in Germany and wish to take up a research position in another EU Member State, you must bear in mind that, on your return, as an employee at an institution of higher education or research in Germany, the research position in the other EU country will not usually be recognized in relation to occupational rights. If you are working as a...
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Training for Researchers
InvestHorizon: online courses at your own pace, available on demand InvestHorizon offers a variety of free training courses, on topics such as business...
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The Spanish Science, Technology and Innovation System
The Act 14/2011 of 1st June on science, technology and innovation (hereinafter, STI Act, from its initials in Spanish) defines the Spanish Science, Technology and Innovation System as a "system of systems" that integrates and coordinates general State policies with those of the Autonomous Regions and articulates the actions in the public and private (company) spheres via the Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Council. The Ministry of...
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Testimonials
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Taxes in Spain
The Agencia Tributaria (Inland Revenue) is in charge of implementing the State tax system. Its website (http://www.agenciatributaria.es) is very detailed, can be consulted in English and has a specific section devoted to non-residents in Spain.56 The contact details are the following: Tax Office (central office) C/ Infanta Mercedes, 37 - 28020 Madrid (Spain) Tel.: (+34) 91 583 89 97 Basic tax information: (+34) 901 33 55 33 / (+34) 91 554 87 70...
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Taxes
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) consists of two territorial and administrative entities – the Republic of Srpska (RS) and the Federation of BiH (FBiH)– and one district, the Brcko District (BD). The basic taxation categories are: Value Added Tax Corporate income tax Personal income tax Property tax Social security contributions paid by employers and employees Excises, a special type of sales tax paid on some commodities like oil products, tobacco...
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