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The government is planning to increase property taxes by 60-70% to ensure the financial independence of local authorities.

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20 August 2025, 12:21
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Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna has announced that the Bolojan Government is discussing an increase in property taxes by up to 70%. This measure, part of the second package of tax reforms, aims to strengthen local budgets and the financial independence of municipalities. Analyses by the European Commission and the finance ministry revealed a lack of regular tax increases in many municipalities. The measures will be adopted by parliamentary accountability and will take effect from January 1, 2026.

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Cât cresc impozitele pe locuințe. Vicepremierul Tanczos Barna detaliază măsura inclusă în al doilea pachet de reforme fiscale al Guvernului Bolojan
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Guvernul Bolojan lovește puternic în români. Majorează impozitul pe locuință cu 60-70%, anunță vicepremierul Tanczos Barna
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