The CPBR expressed surprise at the introduction of the tax on excessive profit of banks in the government program, believing that it offers an illusion of short-term budgetary benefits, but will have negative effects in the long term. The government plans to raise 1.5 billion lei through the tax, estimated at 29%, but consultations with the NBR and the banking sector are needed to assess the real impact. The CPBR offers to work with the authorities on viable solutions.
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REACȚIE: Consiliul Patronatelor Bancare din România (CPBR) respinge cu fermitate intenția de introducere a încă unei taxe suplimentare asupra profiturilor obținute de instituțiile de credit
Consiliul Patronatelor Bancare din România (CPBR) respinge intenția de introducere a încă unei taxe suplimentare asupra profiturilor obținute de instituțiile de credit și solicită consultări pe această temă
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