Creșterea taxelor ca soluție de reducere a deficitului bugetar și-a atins limitele. Companiile și populația resimt povara fiscală și creșterea economică tot mai slabă o demonstrează

Romania's fiscal adjustments are reaching their limits as tax increases strain both companies and citizens, leading to a projected economic growth of only 0.7% this year. The government aims to reduce the budget deficit to 3% of GDP by 2031, but further tax hikes may hinder economic growth. Proposed measures include eliminating certain taxes, maintaining a flat tax rate, and improving tax collection efficiency. While recent tax increases have improved budget revenues, the challenge remains to sustain public finances without further burdening the economy. Romania's previous high deficit of 9.3% of GDP was corrected rapidly, but ongoing adjustments are necessary to ensure long-term fiscal stability.