Daniel Daianu suppuort the idea of “solidarity tax” to support fight against Covid-19

Monday, March 30, 2020

The head of the Romanian Fiscal Council, Daniel Daianu, proposed the creation of a temporary solidarity tax that will be levied to incomes above a certain threshold, with the aim of financing the fight against coronavirus (Covid-19). “Why not levy such a tax for saving lives now, when at stake there is the human heritage of Romania? A solidarity tax that would be accepted by the Romanian society, [a tax to be levied] above a certain ...

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Monday, March 30, 2020

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