The Fiscal Code sets revenues norms for farmers between February 1 and end-2013. Thus, RON453 for over two cows and buffalo cows, RON23 for 10 to 50 cattle and goats, and RON65 for over 50 pieces, RON56 for 6 to 10 pigs and RON177 for over 10 pieces, RON70 for 50 to 100 bee families and RON98 for over 100 families, RON3 for 100 to 500 fowls and RON2 for over 500 pieces.
The revenue norms for vegetal products are at RON449 for all the cereals areas exceeding 2 hectares, RON458 for oleaginous plants (over 2 hectares), RON3,488 for potatoes (over 2 hectares), RON697 for sugar beet (over 2 hectares), RON1,483 for hop (over 2 hectares each), RON4,709 for trees (over 1.5 hectares), RON801 for leguminous plants (1.5 hectares each), RON1,060 for tobacco (over 1 hectare), RON4,001 field vegetables (over 0.5 hectares), RON1,385 vineyard (over 0.5 hectares each), RON11,773 for flowers and ornamental plants (over 0.3 hectares) and RON8,033 for vegetables in protected areas (over 0.2 hectares).
Farmers with maximum 10 sheep and goats, up to 2 cows and buffalo cows, 6 pigs, 100 fowls or 50 bee families are exempted from paying taxes, according to the amended Fiscal Code.
Also, the new norms exempt from taxes revenues from cereals, for a cultivated area of maximum 2 hectares, including oleaginous plants, potatoes, sugar beet and hop plant. The Fiscal Code also sets limits for leguminous plants and trees at 1.5 hectares, tobacco, 1 hectare, vegetables cultivated on the field and vineyard at half-hectare, flowers and ornamental plants, 0.3 hectares, and vegetables in protected areas, 0.2 hectares.