Prime Minister Luca Niculescu says the government does not want to raise taxes and duties
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said on Tuesday, in Chișinău, that the government does not intend to raise taxes and duties. The statement was made during his visit to the capital of the Republic of Moldova.
According to the prime minister, the executive also does not plan to introduce any new taxes. However, the available news text does not provide details about the reasons for this decision, nor about the types of taxes or duties to which the statement refers.
For readers in Romania, such announcements are important, because taxes and duties influence the prices of products and people's incomes. For this reason, official information about these measures is closely followed by citizens and the business community.
For now, there is no additional information about the government's plans in this area. It is possible that new details will emerge in the coming days that could better clarify the official position.
Sources: romania-actualitati.ro
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