Organizers of cultural events in Romania oppose the increase in VAT from 9% to 21%, warning that it will turn culture into an unaffordable luxury.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The Romanian Association of Organizers of Concerts and Cultural Events (AROCEC) criticizes the Government's intention to increase VAT on tickets, arguing that the measure will seriously affect the cultural industry, already weakened by pandemics and economic crises. They argue that such an increase will lead to more expensive tickets, lower attendance and canceled events. AROCEC calls on the government to abandon this decision and work with the cultural sector for more effective solutions.
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Semnal de alarmă: Cultura va deveni un lux! Organizațiile avertizează Guvernul
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