Minimum wage changes from January 1, 2025
December 11, 2024Florina Babau
The guaranteed gross minimum basic wage in the country increases from the current 3,700 lei to 4,050 lei gross monthly.
READ MOREGiven the multitude of new regulations, press releases and confusion created in the media, we are resuming the main economic and fiscal-budgetary measures regulated by the 21th of March 2020.
The concrete measures established by the Government through the 29/2020 Emergency Decision are the following:
Read articleGiven the multitude of new regulations, press releases and confusion created in the media, we are resuming the main economic and fiscal-budgetary measures regulated by the 21th of March 2020.
The concrete measures established by the Government through the 29/2020 Emergency Decision are the following:
Given the multitude of new regulations, press releases and confusion created in the media, we are resuming the main economic and fiscal-budgetary measures regulated by the 21th of March 2020.
The concrete measures established by the Government through the 29/2020 Emergency Decision are the following:
Other measures to combat the effects of COVID-19 which were also published in the Official Gazette on 21 March (MO No 230 and MO No 231), relate to:
Both pieces of legislation contain substantially amended provisions compared to previous communications. We come back with a separate Article for each of these measures.
Caution! Measures which had been announced initially but finally NOT ADOPTED:
The tax declarations, which are due by March 25, 2020, have to be submitted by that date, without there being any facility to postpone their submission, as initially stated in the ANAF press release on March 16. However, because there will be companies that will have difficulties submitting tax returns within 25 March due to the confusion created by the new communication of 21 March, The Finance Ministry and ANAF said that all exceptional cases, justified by delays in the submission of statements, will be treated with all the openness and leniency stipulated by the law.
The measure which stipulated that during the time Romania was in an emergency state, tax inspections and anti-fraud checks on taxpayers will be suspended (except for checks that can be carried out at a distance as well as tax evasion where there are indications) has not been adopted. In conclusion, taxpayers can continue to expect tax inspections and controls.
other facilities promised in the various projects and communications, which were not addpeted in any kind of law or regulation are: facilitations for the April and May tax maturities and the procedure for the rapid refund of VAT.
Currently we don’t know whether these measures will be included in other future normative acts, or the Executive has decided to give up on their application.