Economic growth will continue to ease in 2020 and 2021, the European Commission estimates
The Standard & Poor's (S&P) financial rating agency has reconfirmed the rating related to Romania's government debt to BBB-/A-3 for the...
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Supported by the Government of Romania, the new fiscal measures remain highly unpopular among trade unions.
The government in Bucharest is considering new fiscal measures.
The Romanian Government introduces new taxes, fees and contributions for employees and employers as of January 1, 2018
The draft tax code, currently under public debate and which introduces a lot of reductions in terms of taxes and charges, has been met with mixed reactions.
New fiscal and financial measures are taking effect on October 1st in Romania.
