Ilie Bolojan, Sincere at the End of the Mandate: "I Do Not Regret the Increase in VAT"
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Elijah Bolojan says he does not regret the increase in VAT and provokes his critics: if the measure was so bad, why does the Niculescu government program not foresee a 19% return to the quota? The answer, the PNL leader believes, holds the rating agencies. Article Ilie Bolojan answers those who accuse him of winning his reputation as "Hardness: Why does not the VAT reduction appear in the new government's program? appears first on Romania TV.
Ilie Bolojan argues that the VAT increase was a necessary measure and states that the lack of a 19% return provision in the Niculescu Government programme confirms the difficulty of waiving this decision. The PNL leader considers that the position of rating agencies is an important factor in maintaining the current level of the tax.
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said he does not regret the decision to increase VAT, explaining that the measure was essential to avoid the suspension of European funds and the country's inability to pay. The PNL leader stressed that Romania needed a credible financial plan and to improve budgetary revenues after two years in which [...] Article Neither the Niculescu program includes VAT reduction. The decrease is possible only by cutting t…
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said on Sunday on B1 TV that he does not regret the increase in VAT to 21%. Bolojan explained that if it were such a bad measure a reduction back to 19% of VAT, in the government program of executive Luca Niculescu. Bolojan added that if VAT were reduced to 19%, "future evaluations of Romania's rating would be problematic".
Elijah Bolojan says he does not regret the increase in VAT and provokes his critics: if the measure was so bad, why does the Niculescu government program not foresee a 19% return to the quota? The answer, the PNL leader believes, holds the rating agencies. "I do not regret the increase in VAT at that time," said Elijah Bolojan, for a [...]
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said on Sunday, on a TV show, that he does not regret the increase in VAT and asked, rhetorically, whether the measure was so bad and could be avoided why the future government's agenda does not put down VAT to 19%.
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