Romania -Tax cut on social security pay -July 03, 2014

Sep 4, 2014 - The parliament's lower house approved a 5% point cut in social security taxes for employers that is intended to boost economic growth but will leave a gap in the budget, going against a recommendation from the International Monetary Fund.

The parliament's lower house approved a 5% point cut in social security taxes for employers that is intended to boost economic growth but will leave a gap in the budget, going against a recommendation from the International Monetary Fund. The cut in employers' tax to 15.8% from October 2014 will create a large revenue shortfall, which the government plans to cover with higher than expected returns from a tax on special buildings introduced this year.

English: http://www.brecorder.com/taxation ...   

 

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