Romania is on the map of the French capital, but we need predictability and manpower, said Adela Jansen, vice president of the French Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture in Romania (CCIFER).

According to her, there are companies that have decided to leave Romania because they can no longer find labor.

“There are also investors who want to stay and develop, but who raised questions about the possibility of participating in international tenders. One of the criteria set for them is the stability of the workforce. We can attract workers from outside the EU, but we need those resources that we can rely on in the long term,” she said.

He also said he wants to digitize ANAF services “so that we can collect all payments to the state more efficiently.”

“We want the current measures (toll hikes) to be clarified as soon as possible,” Jansen said.

According to his submissions, a 1% tax (on the turnover of large companies), which affects certain industries differently, should be well regulated in law so as not to create other blockages or perhaps anti-competitive aspects or have an indirect effect. , for example, in NGO sponsorship.

It also showed that French investors want the timing of the new taxes to be easy to understand.

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