Romania will be closed for new investments as no investor will accept to invest in a country where he has to pay taxes before recovering his losses, stated on Wednesday Gabriel Biris, partner with Biris Goran, at the digital professional debate:’ What have we got out of it? The effects of the fiscal measures package on the economy’, organized by the Coalition for Freedom of Commerce and Communication. He stated that the situation was created as a result of the fact that ‘the budget for 2023 was wrong’ and the Ministry of Finance’ inflated revenues and committed expenditures’ but the revenues were not realized.According to Biris, the measures affecting the Fiscal Code could be divided in two, namely measures coming in an area of normality and measures with negative impact.‘The measures in the Fiscal Code, I would divide them in two categories. I will start with the less damaging, those I consider in an area of normality, namely the changes for microenterprises and some changes as regards the basis for calculating social security contributions for self-employed persons’ said Gabriel Biris.On the other hand, he stated that there are toxic changes, mentioning turnover tax, saying that it is an income tax.Similarly, he referred to supplementary taxation of 2% for the banks, saying that it will affect the health of the banking system. At the same time, he mentioned the supplementary tax for the oil and gas industry, measure which will affect Romgaz, Petrom and Black Sea Oil&Gas.
The third breast milk bank in Romania has opened at the Sibiu County Hospital, following a RON 13.5 million (about EUR 2.7 million) investment aimed at modernizing the hospital’s neonatology department. The modernization project, financed through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, included the replacement of old equipment, a 20% increase in the number of […]
Forty Romanian firefighters and eight fire trucks left for Greece on Wednesday, July 30, to participate in firefighting missions, the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations said. Between August 1 and September 15, Romania will take part in the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO) program aiming to support the Greek […]
Integrated facility and property management services provider Nazca has opened its first office outside Italy, its domestic market, in Bucharest. Nazca expects revenues of over EUR 1 million next year in Romania, and in the next 3 years, the growth plan aims to reach EUR 10 million, with target sectors being office buildings, retail, industrial […]
The 19th edition of TIFF Sibiu, one of the local editions of the Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF), the largest film event in the county, will present a program of international films and the latest productions by Romanian fillmakers, who will attend the event. The festival takes place between August 7 and August 10, with […]
Moldovan carrier Flyone will add a route between Bucharest and Munich starting in October. The flights to Munich will be operated on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. This adds to the flights it has connecting the Romanian capital to Tel Aviv, Brussels, and Verona. With these routes, the airline is responding to the constant demand from […]
The Romanian government has sent the European Commission a portfolio of projects for the development of the defense industry and the increase of military mobility. The proposals are meant to secure funding through the EU’s Security Action for Europe, or SAFE, initiative. According to the government’s press release, “approximately 70% of the projects...
