141 events about "VAT"

25 September 2025, 11:03

The employers' associations in HoReCa have sent an open letter to the Presidential Administration and the Government, requesting the maintenance of the reduced VAT rate of 11% for food and accommodation.

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24 September 2025, 11:58

The Russian Ministry of Finance proposes increasing the VAT rate from 20% to 22% in 2026 to support military spending in the context of the war in Ukraine.

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International

Data Talks 2026 brought together 180 leaders and experts to analyze the opportunities and risks of AI agents in companies

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The Tax Consultants' Chamber considers that team building improves employee performance and proposes VAT deduction for the expenses related to its organization.

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Current Affairs

12 September 2025, 11:41

Radu Oprea emphasized that the decrease in tourists on the coast requires an analysis of the VAT for Horeca, mentioning that an increase would not be beneficial.

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Current Affairs

10 September 2025, 12:24

Emergency Ordinance 22/2025 modifies the VAT regime for small enterprises, increasing the exemption threshold, but imposing stricter obligations.

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Economy

5 September 2025, 07:48

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2 September 2025, 19:10

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that a possible increase in VAT will be analyzed only in the HoReCa sector, without affecting other areas.

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Current Affairs

2 September 2025, 09:45

Ilie Bolojan, about the increase of VAT: "There has been no discussion in the coalition, such a hypothesis has not been taken into account / If we keep spending under control, I am convinced that the issue of increasing VAT or other taxes for next year will not arise."

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Current Affairs

1 September 2025, 11:00

Sources: The governing coalition is considering an increase in VAT to 23% starting from 2026

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Current Affairs

28 August 2025, 15:18

The government has adopted a draft ordinance that raises the threshold at which companies become VAT payers from 300,000 lei to 395,000 lei

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28 August 2025, 14:00

Starting from September 1, 2025, the VAT exemption threshold for small enterprises will be increased from 300,000 lei to 395,000 lei, according to EU legislation.

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Economy

Municipalities are letting licenses expire, while slot machine parlors are closing in major cities. Players are moving online

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The Minister of Energy requests ANRE to quickly prepare a report on the billing practices of electricity suppliers, in the context of VAT changes.

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Current Affairs

27 August 2025, 15:07

Former Prime Minister Mihai Tudose criticized the economic abilities of Ilie Bolojan and proposed a reduction in VAT, accompanied by severe penalties for tax evasion.

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Current Affairs

21 August 2025, 13:11

ANAF is launching a national campaign to inform citizens about their rights, focusing on the HORECA sector, in the context of reduced VAT.

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Current Affairs

20 August 2025, 14:52

The Danish government is proposing to abolish the 25% VAT on books to boost reading, given the reading crisis in recent years.

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International

12 August 2025, 17:57

Ionel Bogdan, president of PNL Maramureș, explains the confusions related to the purchase of school minibuses through PNRR, highlighting the price differences with and without VAT.

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Current Affairs

7 August 2025, 08:30

The High Court of Cassation and Justice has ruled that ANAF must reimburse OMV Petrom 435.6 million lei, representing VAT and accessories from a 2007 transaction.

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Current Affairs

6 August 2025, 11:55

The NBR will keep interest rates unchanged, pending clarification on inflation, which is expected at 7.5% at the end of the year.

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Economy

2 August 2025, 12:22

Minister Dragoș Pîslaru justified the VAT increase as a temporary measure necessary for rapid fiscal adjustments.

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Current Affairs

1 August 2025, 17:32

Austerity measures in Romania include raising VAT on books from 5% to 11%, which could lead to the disappearance of bookstores and publishers.

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