ȘOC! Salariile din România, taxate... Vezi mai mult

Romania has the highest salary taxation in the EU, with the state taking 41.5% from gross salaries, significantly above the EU average of 29.1%. This results in employees receiving only about 58% of their gross salary. The tax burden includes not only income tax but also social contributions, which are substantial for both employees and employers. Comparatively, neighboring countries like Bulgaria and Hungary have much lower tax rates, making Romania less attractive for investments. The increased taxation on dividends may lead entrepreneurs to reconsider their profit distribution strategies, potentially impacting future investments in the country.