- The Romanian Government will assume responsibility before Parliament on July 7, 2025, for a package of fiscal measures.
- Measures include tax increases, notably on VAT, excise duties, and dividends, and freezing public sector pensions and salaries in 2026.
- The standard VAT rate will increase to 21% and reduced rates to 11%.
- Excise duties will rise by 10% and dividends will be taxed at 16%.
- CASS will be imposed on pensions over 3,000 lei.
- The measures aim to reduce the budget deficit, regain investor confidence, and avoid downgrading of the country’s rating.
- The Government adopted the draft law quickly without debate or vote in Parliament.
- The opposition can submit a motion of censure within 3 days; if rejected, the law is adopted.
- The President can request re-examination, but changes are likely to be final.
- Romania’s Fiscal Council highlights a significant VAT collection deficit, emphasizing the need to reduce tax evasion.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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