Business organizations in Romania express concern about the maintenance of the minimum tax on turnover (IMCA), considering that it discourages investments and affects competitiveness. In a difficult global economic context, predictable fiscal policies are requested to stimulate investments. IMCA has generated market distortions and contributed to the lack of performance in attracting investors. Organizations argue that the elimination of IMCA is essential for economic recovery and propose prioritizing structural reforms to strengthen public finances.
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Mediul de afaceri din România: Impozitul minim pe cifra de afaceri descurajează investiţiile şi erodează competitivitatea
Mediul de afaceri din România, semnal de alarmă: Impozitul minim pe cifra de afaceri descurajează investițiile și erodează competitivitatea
Companiile din România critică menţinerea impozitului minim pe cifra de afaceri: „Descurajează investiţiile”
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