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In the first half of 2026, Romania saw a significant increase in insolvency procedures, while bankruptcies decreased. The analysis focuses on the legal position of unsecured creditors in large-scale judicial reorganizations, highlighting a fiscal asymmetry where debt reduction is deductible for creditors but taxable for debtors. This situation creates a burden for unsecured creditors, as the tax obligation can lead to bankruptcy if unpaid. The data indicates a structural shift towards judicial reorganization as the preferred exit from collective procedures, influenced by recent legislative reforms. The implications of these changes on creditor rights and the prioritization of tax claims over unsecured debts are critical for understanding the evolving insolvency landscape in Romania.