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BAT Paid RON10.8B In Excise And Taxes To Romania’s State Budget In 2023
BAT, the largest tobacco company in Romania, is the second contributor to Romania’s state budget, with a total contribution of RON10.8 billion (EUR2.1 billion) in excise and taxes to the state budget in 2023.
BAT Paid RON10.5B In Excise And Taxes To Romania’s State Budget In 2022
Tobacco company British American Tobacco (BAT) on Wednesday said it had a total contribution of RON10.5 billion (EUR2.1 billion) in excise and taxes to the Romanian state budget in 2022.
Mastercard Launches Cashback Campaign for Romanians Paying Taxes by Card by March 31
Mastercard is launching in Romania a cashback campaign for people who during the March 24-31 period choose to pay their taxes with a Mastercard debit or credit card, on Ghiseul.ro platform a...
IMF Urges Romanian Govt To Take Reform Measures And Boost Taxes
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned the Romanian government that it must take fiscal measures and reform and boost taxes in order to rebuild the fiscal space below 3% of gross domes...
BAT Contributed EUR24B To Romania’s State Budget In Last 25 Years
British American Tobacco (BAT), with a market share of 50% on the local tobacco market, on Thursday said it had contributed over EUR125 billion to Romania’s economy during its 25 years of ac...
Philip Morris International Paid Over RON2.5B In Taxes To Romania’s State Budget In 2020
Tobacco company Philip Morris International (PMI) on Wednesday said the sales of Philip Morris products on the Romanian market generated RON1.9 billion in excise taxes and RON0.6 billion in...
BAT Paid RON11B In Taxes To Romania’s State Budget In 2021, Up 10% Vs 2020
British American Tobacco (BAT), the largest player on the Romanian tobacco market, with a market share of over 50%, on Wednesday said it contributed almost RON11 billion (EUR2.2 billion) in...
Deloitte Opinion: Romania Drastically Taxes Sale Of Non-Performing Loans
The market of non-performing receivables assignment is blocked in Romania due to excessive taxation of the amounts obtained from such transactions, a rule that entered into force on January...
Romania Won't Shut Down Its Economy Again, Says Finance Minister
Romania will not shut down its economy as it did during the two-month state of emergency in spring, finance minister Florin Citu said Thursday in a radio interview.