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The National Council of SMEs (CNIPMMR) cautioned in a press release on Monday that transitioning to corporate income tax, prompted by reducing the threshold for micro-enterprises to EUR 100,000, could escalate inflation. This shift would…

Almost 5 out of 10 employers would proceed to lay-offs, according to a survey conducted by the National Council for Small and Medium Sized Companies (CNIPMMR). The managers say they cannot pay the minimum wages increased since January 1,…

The pensions increase by 61% in 2020 is “an electoral present which will lead to economic imbalances, it is a time bomb,” the Honorary President of the National Council of Small and Medium Sized Private Enterprises in Romania (CNIPMMR),…

More than two thirds of the Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) do not support the idea of fiscal amnesty put on debate by PSD, arguing that such a decision will worsen the problems they face. The National Council of Small and…

The SMEs deny the right of the local elected officials to conduct activities in the private sector, arguing the risk of unfair competition will increase. “By granting the right, to the mayor and deputy mayors, to have positions in the…

2018 has begun with significant changes for both SMEs and the population. The first three months meant for the business environment 120 amendments to the Tax Code. All this leads to instability, the small entrepreneurs accuse, digi24.ro…

The Economic and Social Council (CES), which includes trade unions, employers' associations and civil society representatives, has given a negative opinion on the amendments proposed by the Government regarding the Tax Code. The vote was…

The National Council for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Romania (CNIPMMR) disagrees with the intention announced by the Government to introduce a 2% solidarity tax from the wage fund paid by the employer, in the context of the…

An opinion poll conducted by the National Council for the Private Small and Medium Sized Companies (CNIPMMR) reveals that 97.5% of the respondents do not support the split VAT and 97.5% believe this change will have negative consequences on…

Prime Minister Mihai Tudose has announced that the split Value-Added Tax (VAT) will be optional for a time, but as of January 1, 2018 it will become mandatory. "It will be optional in the first stage, as far as I understand from the…