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The Finance Minister, Alexandru Nazare, announced that starting next year, companies will no longer pay the minimum turnover tax (IMCA), which was reduced this year. He emphasized that the government does not plan to increase taxes in 2027, but warned that avoiding new fiscal measures depends on reducing state expenditures. Nazare stated that eliminating this tax is part of the government's efforts to encourage investment and economic growth. He highlighted the importance of responsible budget construction to maintain economic growth and avoid a potential downgrade in Romania's credit rating. Discussions regarding the budget and economic outlook for 2027 took place in Brussels with European officials.