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SMEs in Romania support the unique rate of 1% for micro-enterprises and request the maintenance of the non-taxable amount of 300 lei for the minimum wage

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23 December 2025, 17:49
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The Romanian SME Organization has expressed support for maintaining the flat tax rate of 1% applied to the revenues of micro-enterprises within the draft ordinance regarding fiscal-budgetary measures for 2026. Business representatives emphasize the importance of this rate for supporting the development of micro-enterprises, which play an essential role in the national economy. Additionally, SME Romania requests the retention of the non-taxable amount of 300 lei for the minimum wage even after July 1, considering that this is a necessary measure to support employers and stimulate job creation.

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IMM România cere păstrarea sumei neimpozabile la salariul minim și susține cota de 1% pentru microîntreprinderi
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Antreprenorii susțin cota de 1% pe impozitul pe venitul microîntreprinderilor, dar pun o condiție
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Ordonanța trenuleț: IMM România solicită păstrarea sumei neimpozabile de 300 de lei și după 1 iulie 2025
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SCHIMBARE MAJORĂ: Guvernul elimină cota de 3% pentru microîntreprinderi. Impozit unic de 1% din 2026
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Impozitul minim pe cifra de afaceri se reduce de la 1% la 0,5%, din 2026; cotă unică de 1% pe veniturile microîntreprinderilor (proiect)

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