Sindicatele cer o taxare mai mare a capitalului pentru finanțarea noii legi a salarizării. Impactul bugetar al proiectului poate ajunge până la 18 miliarde de lei – Aleph News

Trade unions in Romania are advocating for higher capital taxation to fund the new salary law, arguing that workers pay more than companies. The current profit tax stands at 16%, which unions deem insufficient. The financial impact of the salary law has escalated from an initial estimate of 8 billion lei to a potential 12-18 billion lei annually. The government faces funding challenges, with the European Commission rejecting the latest project version. Unions propose reintroducing or increasing the minimum tax on turnover, which is set to be eliminated next year.