România taxează dur singurătatea. Cât plătește un român fără copii față de o familie în România și Spania

Romania has one of the highest tax burdens in the EU for single individuals without children, while Spain's tax system considers family status more significantly. The Spanish system provides a personal and family minimum that increases with the number of children, unlike Romania, where tax benefits for families are limited. In Romania, the difference in tax contributions between single employees and those with children is minimal, as major contributions do not account for family situation. Spain's fiscal system places greater importance on the number of children and dependents.