“There are too many taxes and levies and they climb too often,” said Adrian Borotea, corporate affairs manager with CEZ Romania.
Speaking at a conference organized by Ziarul Financiar, Borotea said CEZ Romania expects it will pay between 70 million and 80 million lei (EUR15.9 to EUR18.2 million) on the tax on special constructions alone this year.
Romania estimates it will collect at least RON1 billion from the newly introduced tax on special constructions, double from RON500 million initially projected. (EUR1=RON4.3958)