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1 September 11:00

Sources: The governing coalition is considering an increase in VAT to 23% starting from 2026

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The Romanian government is facing the necessity of finding additional funds for the budget rectification, considering that, although tax increases have taken place, the budget deficit must be reduced according to commitments with the European Commission. In this context, discussions are underway about raising VAT to 23% and equalizing the rate for the HoReCa sector, which could affect hoteliers, already impacted by a weak year. Final decisions depend on the economic developments in the last months of the year.

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ULTIMA ORĂ Discuții pentru o nouă majore a TVA, acum la 23%
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Adevarul
Guvernul ia în calcul creșterea TVA la 23% din 2026 și înghețarea salariilor bugetarilor. În ce condiții am putea vedea astfel de măsuri
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Scenariu de coşmar. TVA ar putea creşte la 23% în 2026 – Planul de rezervă al Guvernului Bolojan (SURSE)
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Guvernul pregătește lovitura de grație: majorarea TVA de 21 la 23 la sută! Când ar putea intra în vigoare
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Libertatea
Guvernul analizează majorarea TVA de la 21% la 23% în 2026. Creșteri și în turism

ȘTIRI PE ACELEAȘI SUBIECTE

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The President of SMEs Romania warns that the increase of VAT to 21% in the HoReCa sector could cause losses of 10 billion lei and would affect competitiveness.
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Sources: The coalition has agreed to increase the value of meal vouchers to 45 lei, less than initially anticipated.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that VAT or other taxes will not increase next year: "The basic condition is to have a serious budget"
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The Italian government wants to eliminate the tax exemption for short-term rentals, imposing a flat rate of 26%, which stirs controversy.
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Starting November 1, Romanians will pay more for electricity and thermal energy due to the increase in the cogeneration tax.
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Sorin Grindeanu warned the Government that not adopting the increase of the minimum wage in 2026 could lead to infringement, highlighting Romania's European commitments.
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