Announced government ordinances signal easing fiscal pressure in 2026, PwC Romania says
A series of announced government ordinances signal that fiscal pressure could be reduced starting in 2026, through the reduction and elimination of certain taxes applied to companies, despite the looming budget deficit, according to an…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 3 min read
A series of announced government ordinances signal that fiscal pressure could be reduced starting in 2026, through the reduction and elimination of certain taxes applied to companies, despite the looming budget deficit, according to an analysis carried out by PwC Romania.
“Halving the minimum turnover tax (or IMCA) starting in 2026 and its subsequent elimination, as well as the elimination of the specific turnover tax and the tax on special constructions, show the government’s intention to offer a horizon of predictability to the business environment. However, these measures are for now promises, and their modification during 2026 cannot be ruled out,” Ruxandra Târlescu, partener and leader Fiscal and Legal Services with PwC Romania, explains.
