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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said that property taxes for individuals could increase by up to 70% in some localities, starting January 1, 2026.

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11 August 2025, 07:50
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced that, due to the budget crisis, property taxes for individuals could increase significantly, in some cases by up to 70%, where they have not been indexed for years. This measure will be part of an austerity package and the funds generated will be collected by local authorities, which will have additional revenues. Bolojan stressed that the adjustments are necessary to reflect the market value of properties.

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Ilie Bolojan afirmă că impozitele pe proprietate pentru persoane fizice ar putea creşte, de la 1 ianuarie, chiar cu 70%
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Ilie Bolojan afirmă că impozitele pe proprietate pentru persoane fizice ar putea crește, de la 1 ianuarie, chiar cu 70%
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Impozitele pe proprietate, mai mari chiar cu 70%
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Bolojan: „Impozitele este foarte probabil să crească pe proprietăți la persoanele fizice”. Cum justifică premierul și de când se va aplica măsura
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Ilie Bolojan, întrebat dacă vor creşte impozitele cu 70%: Este posibil, în anumite situaţii, să se întâmple şi acest lucru
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Bolojan: Impozitele pe proprietăți pot crește și cu 70%. De când apar noile taxe
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Ilie Bolojan, întrebat dacă vor creşte impozitele cu 70%: Este posibil, în anumite situaţii, să se întâmple şi acest lucru / Măsura, de la 1 ianuarie 2026
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Ilie Bolojan spune că este posibil ca, în unele cazuri, impozitele să crească și cu 70%. Majorarea, de la 1 ianuarie 2026

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