“Are We Going to Be Venezuela?” An Unprecedented Protest by an Official BNR Against the Increase in Taxes: The Romanian State Leaves Itself Jefuit

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The consultant in BNR Eugen Radulescu stated for months that it is a "absorption" and that someone who proposes such a thing does not understand the market economy and imagines that he is taking measures in which "the bananas will come from heaven". The Official BNR article warns that Romania is at risk of reaching Venezuela if it applies the tax on banking transactions first appeared in Romania TV.

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BNR’s advisor, Eugen Radulescu, puts a tax on bank transactions, a measure currently discussed in the tax package, warning that Romania is at risk of reaching Venezuela. At Digi24, the BNR official, in an unprecedented speech, strongly criticised the political leaders who are negotiating tax increases at these times. He claims that taxes that are not in Europe are invented, that the state is leaving and does nothing, and politicians will not wor…

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BNR Council on the proposed tax on banking transactions: "It's an aberration!" BNR Council on the proposal for a tax on banking transactions: "It's an aberration!" Eugen Radulescu, consultant in BNR, says that it's a possible tax on banking transactions, that it's an "aberration" and that anyone who proposes such a thing doesn't understand the market economy and imagines himself taking measures in which "the banks will come from heaven". Read an…

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Economist Lucian Croitoru warns that an oversized government sector and progressive taxation can affect Romania's economic freedom and competitiveness, recommending that VAT growth and public spending be replaced.

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BNR advisor Eugen Rădulescu says, regarding a possible tax on banking transactions, that it is an "aberration" and that whoever proposes such a thing does not understand the market economy and imagines that they are taking measures in which "money will come from the sky". "Venezuela applied this measure. Do we want to be like Venezuela? Who has done something like this in Europe?", Rădulescu mentions. The advisor says that the biggest problem is…