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Deputy Prime Minister Dragoș Anastasiu said that if the right measures are taken, Romania could return to more comfortable taxes at the end of next year.

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Dragoș Anastasiu, Romania's Deputy Prime Minister, emphasized the importance of fiscal predictability and announced that the country could return to more comfortable taxes by the end of next year, if the necessary measures are implemented. At the ECOFIN meeting, he expressed confidence that the government's efforts to redress the budget deficit will be appreciated by international partners. Anastasiu noted that it is essential to correct economic imbalances and proposed de-bureaucratization and digitalization as solutions to stimulate the economy.

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Vicepremierul Dragoș Anastasiu anunță până când vom suporta măsurile de austeritate. "Sunt, cred, temporare. Dacă facem ce trebuie."

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