The Romanian Government is planning to cut social security tax paid by the employers by five percentage points though the plan has not been approved by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Romania’s Prime Minister, Victor Ponta, has confirmed this decision after a meeting with representatives of the Troika of international lenders.
He pointed out that a draft Bill would be presented to Parliament shortly and the tax reduce policy would be implemented from October 1.
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