Casino Fondo
Diante Scharsch
Frank Schleck, one of the most famous Luxemburg professionals decided to end his career after the 2016 season. His plan to set up a Granfondo on his training roads was already growing steadily in his head in the past years and has been realized in the first year after his retirement.
The organizing town is a small town situated in the south-eastern part of the country, protected from the winds by the surrounding hills. Mondorf-les-Bains is famous around the world for its thermal springs. Mondorf Le Domaine Thermal is situated in a magnificent park of approximately 50 hectares, with woodlands and plants, flower borders, grassy lawns and sculptures by a great many famous artists. Mondorf-les-Bains offers attractions and events throughout the year: casino, tennis, fencing and archery tournaments, boules, beach volleyball,cycling and running. Many festivities and special evenings or sport events are organized in Mondorf-les-Bains.
Mondorf-les-Bains is a modern and innovativ city with a young and dynamic local council. The organization of sport events are highly welcomed and supported by the commune. Mondorf-les-Bains applied to welcome one of the Tour de France stages 2018. The city is also the home town of many professional sportsmen like John Grn, Jeff Strasser (football) and ofcourse Andy and Frank Schleck.
The shorter 90km course will take the riders over the same roads but takes a shortcut halfway for a total elevation of 920m. The shortcut is situated on km50 of the Granfondo course to rejoin the same routes at km 124 a few km further.
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ARTICULO 1 - Establcese en todo el territorio del pas, un impuesto especial de cinco pesos ($ 5.-) a la compra de cada entrada o derecho de acceso a casino y salas de juego de azar, habilitados por autoridad competente.
ARTICULO 3 - Los impuestos creados por los artculos 1 y 2 se adicionarn al precio de las respectivas entradas, debiendo ser percibidos por las entidades a que se refieren los mencionados artculos en el momento del expendio como agentes de percepcin, y depositados ntegramente en el Banco de la Nacin Argentina en la cuenta, condiciones y plazos que determine la reglamentacin.
ARTICULO 4 - El Poder Ejecutivo queda facultado para modificar anualmente el monto de los impuestos que se fijan en los artculos 1 y 2, hasta un mximo de variacin no mayor al que resulte de aplicar los ndices de costo de vida, segn los datos del Instituto Nacional de Estadsticas y Censos.
ARTICULO 6 - Los gravmenes de esta Ley se regirn por las disposiciones de la Ley N 11.683 (Texto ordenado en 1973). La aplicacin, percepcin y fiscalizacin de los mismos estar a cargo de la Direccin General Impositiva.
ARTICULO 8 - El producido de los gravmenes que se establecen en los artculo 1 y 2 se distribuir en partes iguales entre el Fondo Escolar Permanente creado por la Ley N 16.727 y el Fondo que se crea por el artculo anterior.
ARTICULO 9 - Declranse de inters nacional las inversiones, servicios y obras a que se destinen los recursos del Fondo Escolar Permanente, creado por la ley 16.727, y los del Fondo que se crea por el artculo 7, quedando en consecuencia, el producido de la presente ley excluido del Rgimen de la Ley N 20.221, de acuerdo a lo dispuesto en el segundo prrafo del artculo 7.
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The Institutional Strengthening Fund is a local public policy aimed at helping different civil-society institutions in Morn carry out infrastructure works and pay their taxes and utilities, so as to strengthen and encourage them in their charitable activities. The assistance focuses on community clubs, development organizations, civil not-for-profit associations, and other grassroots entities. This policy also provides for fostering and protecting small and medium-sized companies, as well as supporting local shops within the municipality.
Funds derive from a surtax charged on the Security and Hygiene Inspection Tax payable by financial institutions (credit entities, banks, betting establishments, gambling houses and casinos, and other related activities).
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