The Romanian Finance Minister Ionuţ Popescu has responded to public fears of a rise in (VAT) by saying that Romania's VAT will remain at 19\% and will not increase. He rejected rumours that the value added tax, which is applied to most goods and services, will increase due to negotiations with the  and a need to boost government revenue. Category:Romania Category:Economy and business Category:published Category:Europe 
The Romanian Finance Minister Ionuţ Popescu has responded to public fears of a rise in (VAT) by saying that Romania's VAT will remain at 19\% and will not increase. He rejected rumours that the value added tax, which is applied to most goods and services, will increase due to negotiations with the International Monetary Fund and a need to boost government revenue. Category:Romania Category:Economy and business Category:published Category:Europe Category:International Monetary Fund
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