At a recent meeting, the Supreme Council for National Defense discussed the impact of tax evasion on Romania's economic security, highlighting that it affects the state budget and the quality of public services. The CSAT members agreed on the need for a firm approach, including intensified controls and digitalization of the tax system. The government is committed to developing a regulatory framework to discourage tax evasion and facilitation activities, including through criminal measures.
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CSAT: Evaziunea fiscală rămâne o vulnerabilitate majoră, care afectează bugetul de stat, slăbeşte capacitatea instituţiilor de a furniza servicii publice de calitate şi creează inechitate între contribuabili
CSAT: E necesară o abordare coordonată şi fermă pentru a elimina reţelele de evaziune şi fraudă
Evaziunea fiscală, noul inamic al statului român. Ce măsuri urgente pregătește Guvernul
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