The government is planning to increase property taxes by 60-70% to ensure the financial independence of local authorities.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
.webp)
Politics
Foto: shutterstock.com
Always see our news on Google
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.
Sources
Cât cresc impozitele pe locuințe. Vicepremierul Tanczos Barna detaliază măsura inclusă în al doilea pachet de reforme fiscale al Guvernului Bolojan
Guvernul Bolojan lovește puternic în români. Majorează impozitul pe locuință cu 60-70%, anunță vicepremierul Tanczos Barna
Cu cât vrea guvernul Bolojan să crească impozitul pe locuință. Anunțul făcut de vicepremierul Tanczos Barna
Latest News
18:52
Polish authorities have arrested a Ukrainian man, suspected of attempting to assassinate a representative of the arms industry in Ukraine.
18:51
Transelectrica: The National Electric Power System has exceeded 2,500 MW of production and storage capacities connected to the grid in 2026
18:48
ANAF is auctioning an apartment of 55 sqm in Oradea, with a starting price of 18,850 lei, reduced by 50% after the previous auction.
18:38
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning for Romanians intending to travel to North Macedonia, in the context of the crowds at the border with Serbia.
18:37
The National Health Insurance House is organizing a competition on September 22 for the positions of General Director at various health insurance houses.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
International
The Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, proposes taxing the wealth of oligarchs who benefited from Viktor Orbán's regime.
Current Affairs
New tax for real estate developers
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
