74% of Romanians do not trust the Government to manage the extra revenues correctly. Most are afraid of the VAT increase and are taking measures to cut their spending.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
Economy
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An MKOR survey reveals that 74% of Romanians do not believe that the Government will effectively manage the additional revenues from tax changes. 64% fear a possible VAT increase from 19% to 21% and 96% plan to adjust their spending. Romanians demand tax fairness, cutting privileges and fighting corruption as priorities before any new taxes. Confidence in institutions is at historic lows and tax measures perceived as inevitable are prompting people to look for ways to save.
Sources
Sondaj: Trei din patru români nu cred că banii din noile taxe vor fi cheltuiți eficient, dar cer eliminarea privilegiilor. Încrederea în instituții atinge minime istorice
Trei sferturi dintre români nu cred că banii din noile taxe vor fi cheltuiți eficient – înainte de măriri, cer eliminarea privilegiilor
Românii cer să fie stopată risipa înainte de a fi majorate taxele – studiu MKOR
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