The impact on the budget of the ordinance making people who earn
incomes from royalties and sole trader contracts contribute to the
healthcare and pension system is of merely 142 million euros, which
is comparable to the gross profit derived by a state-owned company,
Electrica, last year, which stood at almost 147 million
euros.
Labour Minister yesterday held a news conference to reveal that
Romanians did not rush to go the county pension houses or
employment agencies and that he had concrete data in that regard:
only 52,000 Romanians paid via royalties or sole trader contracts
had submitted their statements. His speech came one day after the
legal deadline allotted for submitting the statements in
question.
“The number of those who came to submit statements is 5-10% of the
number of those who should have. Those who are late with filing
their statements will not be penalised because an internal verbal
memo was issued, which is to be put in writing,” Șeitan said. Yet
an official announcement of the extension of the deadline has yet
to come.
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Much ado about less than 150 million euros
The impact on the budget of the ordinance making people who earn incomes from royalties and sole trader contracts contribute to the healthcare and pension system is of merely 142 million euros, which is comparable to the gross profit derived by a state-owned company, Electrica, last year, which stood at almost 147 million euros.