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14 August 16:15

The Ministry of Finance wants to increase taxes on gains from stock trading, affecting investor returns and the attractiveness of the stock market.

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The draft changes to the tax regime proposed by the Ministry of Finance provide for an increase in the tax rates for gains from the sale of shares and derivatives. The tax will increase from 1% to 2% for holdings of more than one year and from 3% to 4% for holdings of less than one year. This measure could reduce investors' net gains, especially short-term investors, and make the Bucharest Stock Exchange less competitive with other emerging markets. Analysts stress the importance of fiscal predictability to attract investors.

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ULTIMA ORĂ Impozitul pe câștigurile de pe bursă crește de la 3% la 4% pentru tranzacții cu titluri deținute sub un an și de la 1% la 2% în cazul tranzacțiilor cu titluri deținute mai mult de un an - proiect
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Proiect: Cotele de impozitare pentru câştigurile din tranzacţii bursiere ar putea urca la 2% şi, respectiv, 4%

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