Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that a possible increase in VAT will be analyzed only in the HoReCa sector, without affecting other areas.
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At Digi24, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that, although there is no intention to increase VAT in other sectors, a hike for HoReCa could be considered, depending on the evolution of revenues. An analysis will be conducted in October, and Bolojan emphasizes the need for more efficient tax collection and reducing expenses to cope with financial constraints. He warned about the risks generated by large deficits.
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