Anticrisis measures: companies will be able to pay their debts first and penalties after / the number of fiscal declarations will be reduced

March 11, 2010

Companies in Romania will be able to pay their debts to the state first, and afterwards their penalties for the debt. This is one of the measures in the anti-crisis plan prepared by the government. Another measure is to reduce the number of fiscal declarations a company is required to fill up for the budget contributions. Currently, companies need to fill up about 24 such declarations each month.

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