Prime Minister Marcel Cholaku said on Wednesday in Mioveni that families with one child, which has an income of two minimum wages in the economy, find it difficult to cope with everyday expenses, therefore it is necessary to work on reducing taxation on minimum incomes, informs Agerpres .

The Prime Minister noted that this is being discussed at the level of the Government.

• “We had such a discussion, and it is obvious that if there are two minimum wages in the economy, it is very difficult to support a child. Therefore, it is necessary to work, first of all, on reducing the taxation of minimum incomes.
• If this happens: the family has two minimum incomes, that is, the threshold, let’s consider the lowest income threshold. And so that this does not happen (…) it is necessary to somehow balance.
• If we constantly debalance, we will have a huge deficit and dysfunctions in the macroeconomic system,” said Marcel Cholaku.

The prime minister made these statements after being asked what income he thought a family with one child should have to live in Romania.