Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s second most expensive city, struggles with affordability as rising costs in housing, services, and essentials threaten residents and businesses alike.
Romania’s new fiscal measures spark concern and debate amongst private sector entities, with significant tax alterations set to impact businesses and individuals alike
Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s second most expensive city, struggles with affordability as rising costs in housing, services, and essentials threaten residents and businesses alike.
Romania’s new fiscal measures spark concern and debate amongst private sector entities, with significant tax alterations set to impact businesses and individuals alike