Romania Imposes 70% Tax on Undeclared Rental Income from 1 July 2024
Romania to enforce a 70% tax on undeclared rental income starting 1 July 2024, targeting property owners evading tax obligations.
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Romania to enforce a 70% tax on undeclared rental income starting 1 July 2024, targeting property owners evading tax obligations.
Romania seeks new military recruits and expands NATO base, enhancing its defence forces in response to Eastern European security concerns
In Cluj-Napoca, high home ownership contrasts stark rental affordability issues, exacerbated by demand from locals and foreigners alike, challenging the city’s inclusivity and economic diversity.
Amid allegations of illegal billing, Electrica Furnizare faces mounting outrage for overestimated bills and flawed tiered pricing, leaving consumers demanding justice and transparency.
In a move towards public health and sustainability, a new law mandates free tap water in restaurants, cafeterias, and catering services, enhancing customer service.
Cluj-Napoca’s road safety crisis deepens, with rampant traffic law violations and a glaring lack of enforcement measures, putting all road users at risk.
Two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Cluj-Napoca’s Ukrainian community and supporters gathered in solemn commemoration of this tragic anniversary.
Romania and Bulgaria to enter Schengen Area, marking significant European integration milestone in March 2024
Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca leads Romanian universities in the 2024 Times Higher Education rankings, with notable improvements and increased representation.
Romania’s new import restrictions on Ukrainian sugar and flour pose significant economic challenges for Ukraine, impacting its vital agricultural exports amid crisis.
Romania to enforce a 70% tax on undeclared rental income starting 1 July 2024, targeting property owners evading tax obligations.
Romania seeks new military recruits and expands NATO base, enhancing its defence forces in response to Eastern European security concerns
In Cluj-Napoca, high home ownership contrasts stark rental affordability issues, exacerbated by demand from locals and foreigners alike, challenging the city’s inclusivity and economic diversity.
Amid allegations of illegal billing, Electrica Furnizare faces mounting outrage for overestimated bills and flawed tiered pricing, leaving consumers demanding justice and transparency.
In a move towards public health and sustainability, a new law mandates free tap water in restaurants, cafeterias, and catering services, enhancing customer service.
Cluj-Napoca’s road safety crisis deepens, with rampant traffic law violations and a glaring lack of enforcement measures, putting all road users at risk.
Two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Cluj-Napoca’s Ukrainian community and supporters gathered in solemn commemoration of this tragic anniversary.
Romania and Bulgaria to enter Schengen Area, marking significant European integration milestone in March 2024
Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca leads Romanian universities in the 2024 Times Higher Education rankings, with notable improvements and increased representation.
Romania’s new import restrictions on Ukrainian sugar and flour pose significant economic challenges for Ukraine, impacting its vital agricultural exports amid crisis.
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