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Romania's largest business organizations call for keeping the single tax rate and reject progressive taxation, arguing that it will not bring in enough budget revenues

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Business organizations in Romania are calling for the single tax rate to be maintained, saying that progressive taxation will not generate the necessary revenue for the budget. They emphasize that the budget deficit should be corrected by cutting spending and improving collection, not by increasing taxation. Progressive taxation could also increase the administrative burden and does not guarantee a reduction in economic inequality. Fiscal stability is essential for attracting investment and Romania's economic development.

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Cele mai mari organizații de business, scrisoare comună împotriva impozitării progresive: Cota unică oferă stabilitate, esențială pentru dezvoltarea mediului de afaceri, consolidarea clasei de mijloc și convergența României cu statele din vestul Europei
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Cele mai mari organizații de business, scrisoare comună împotriva impozitării progresive: Cota unică oferă stabilitate, esențială pentru dezvoltarea mediului de afaceri, consolidarea clasei de mijloc și convergența României cu statele din vestul Europei
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Mediul de business cere să nu se treacă la impozitare progresivă. Care este motivul? | Newsweek Romania

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