Foreign Investors Demand Tax Discipline From the Government, but Even Fewer Taxes - HotNews.ro
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Seven organisations representing foreign investors from Romania met on Wednesday, November 4, at the Victoria Palace, with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu and members of the Government. They were AHK (Room of Commerce and Romanian-German Industry), AmCham, BRCC (Room of British Commerce in Romania), CCIFER (Room of Commerce and French Industry in Romania), Foreign Investors Council (FIC), ...
The elimination of the minimum turnover tax (IMCA) from 1 January 2027, the operation of state aid schemes from the economic recovery package and the access of industry to energy at competitive prices were among the main requests with which foreign investors went on Wednesday at the meeting with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu. In the top priorities highlighted by [...] Article Foreign investors ask Prime Minister Niculescu to eliminate IMCA, the …
The representatives of the Foreign Chambers of Commerce of Romania requested, in a meeting at the Victoria Palace with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, that in the next six months a coherent path of structural reforms be maintained, aligned with the objectives of Romania's accession to the OECD. At the same time, the business environment called for the launch of a national project for the adoption of the euro, [...] The post The representatives of…
Foreign investors ask Prime Minister Niculescu for fiscal consolidation, energy at competitive prices and a plan for the adoption of the euro Seven foreign investors' organisations in Romania sent them Wednesday, November 4, to Prime Minister Luca Niculescu that their first priority is fiscal consolidation,...
Foreign investors from Romania had, on Wednesday, a meeting with the Prime Minister and several ministers at the Victoria Palace and called for fiscal consolidation, structural reforms, elimination of minimum turnover tax, relaunch schemes and national project for the adoption of the euro. The joint delegation of the business environment was represented by AHK Romania, AmCham [...]
Officials of the chambers of commerce in six states that invest heavily in Romania had talks in the Government this afternoon with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu and some of the ministers.
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