The president of ANAF, Adrian Nica, announces changes in the tax record to prohibit the establishment of companies by individuals with a repeated history of insolvency.

Adrian Nica stated that the institution is analyzing the modification of the tax record to prevent individuals who have repeatedly managed companies that have gone into insolvency from establishing other commercial companies. This proposal will be discussed with the business environment. Nica emphasized that selling a company with debts does not exempt the administrator from liability, as ANAF has the capacity to verify the history of companies and to hold individuals accountable. Nica also mentioned that the issue affects not only the state budget but also the private partners of insolvent companies. One discussed option is to introduce a ban for those who have managed multiple companies that have gone into insolvency. ANAF has identified over 600,000 companies with unrecoverable arrears and wants to sanction abusive behaviors. Although there is a desire to tighten the rules, Nica emphasized the importance of protecting young entrepreneurs and legitimate initiatives. Legislative changes will be announced after consultations with the business environment.