The business sector, represented by the Concordia employers' confederation, is contesting the tax measures announced by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, saying they impose an excessive burden on the private sector and citizens. VAT and dividend tax increases, as well as higher excise duties, will affect the purchasing power and competitiveness of the economy. Concordia calls for prior consultations with employers' organizations and an impact assessment of these measures, advocating for balanced reforms that do not affect Romania's economic future.
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Mediul de afaceri respinge creșterile de taxe anunțate de premierul Bolojan: Mediul privat și cetățenii vor purta povara principală / Impozitare agresivă a mediului privat
Taxele guvernului Bolojan vor duce la scumpiri în lanț și contracție economică. Avertismentul dat de Confederația Patronală Concordia
Patronii critică dur măsurile fiscale anunțate de Bolojan: Criza bugetară nu se rezolvă prin supraimpozitarea mediului privat
Concordia, reacție la măsurile fiscale. Cei care creează locuri de muncă, penalizați. Supraimpozitarea distruge afacerile românești
Patronatele atacă dur majorările de taxe anunțate de Ilie Bolojan: „Din nou mediul privat și cetățenii vor purta povara”
Concordia, despre măsurile fiscale anunțate de Bolojan: „Mediul privat și cetățenii vor purta povara principală”
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