Bruxelles-ul pune România în fața problemelor din economie: Taxe neîncasate, bani europeni cheltuiți ineficient și 770 de milioane de euro pierdute. Ce i se cere viitorului Guvern

The future Romanian government must demonstrate to the European Commission its ability to maintain budget deficit reduction, amid concerns over public fund management. EU officials are worried about low tax revenues, delayed ANAF digitalization results, and projects exceeding implementation capacity. The Commission expects political stability and a budget that limits the deficit to 5.3% of GDP by 2027. Improving tax collection is crucial, as Romania has significant VAT gaps. Additionally, the use of EU funds has raised concerns, with authorities often seeking large sums without assessing their management capabilities. Salary and pension increases in 2027 depend on budget resources, and the government must find funds to support these increases without extending austerity measures. Romania has lost the chance to recover 770 million euros for public sector salary reform due to missed deadlines.