Romania is looking at extending its financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund and will discuss the future agreement at the October review mission. Romanian president Traian Basescu mentioned the future deal with the IMF at a meeting with Jeffrey Franks, the head of the IMF mission in Romania.

The Fondul Proprietatea shareholders could approve Franklin Templeton fund manager on Monday, at the general shareholders meeting. The shareholders are also expected to approve the Bucharest Stock Exchange listing for the fund, as well as the listing on other financial markets, and the distribution of dividends for 2008 and 2009.

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Romanians who gain income from copyright and civil conventions will have their statements on social security contributions filed by their employers, who will also transfer these contributions to the budget, Finance Minister Gheorghe Ialomitianu told newspaper Gandul Sunday.

Romania should keep main taxes at their current level in 2011, IMF mission chief Jeffrey Franks said Sunday after a meeting with Romania’s new Finance Minister Gheorghe Ialomitianu.

Romanian media

Prime Minister Boc sacrifices six ministers to stay in office – in Ziarul Financiar

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Romanian large and medium taxpayers will submit their fiscal statements online as of October 1, through the National Electronic System (SEN), the Ministry of Communications announced on Thursday.

Romania should allot consistent sums of money for developing infrastructure, even in the context of current budgetary constrains, in order to maximize the country's potential to become a logistics hub in Central and Eastern Europe, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Net investments in the Romanian economy fell by 9.8 percent, to EUR 3 billion in the second quarter compared with the year-earlier period, due to slow activity in all sectors, according to the country’s statistics institute INS.

The Transport Ministry will launch tenders with European financing, through the Transport Regional Operational Program, worth EUR 3.14 billion by year-end, according to Transport Minister Radu Berceanu.

Romania is looking at extending its financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund and will discuss the future agreement at the October review mission. Romanian president Traian Basescu mentioned the future deal with the IMF at a meeting with Jeffrey Franks, the head of the IMF mission in Romania.

The Fondul Proprietatea shareholders could approve Franklin Templeton fund manager on Monday, at the general shareholders meeting. The shareholders are also expected to approve the Bucharest Stock Exchange listing for the fund, as well as the listing on other financial markets, and the distribution of dividends for 2008 and 2009.

New Government, new IMF loan. Negotiations will start in October – in Ziarul Financiar, Now and 20 years ago: The IMF program is on track, but the country is off track – in Ziarul Financiar, Romanian and foreign investor keep eye on Flanco – in Ziarul Financiar, Volksbank and BCR clients, one step away from suing their banks – in Ziarul Financiar

Romanians who gain income from copyright and civil conventions will have their statements on social security contributions filed by their employers, who will also transfer these contributions to the budget, Finance Minister Gheorghe Ialomitianu told newspaper Gandul Sunday.

Romania should keep main taxes at their current level in 2011, IMF mission chief Jeffrey Franks said Sunday after a meeting with Romania’s new Finance Minister Gheorghe Ialomitianu.

Romanian media

Prime Minister Boc sacrifices six ministers to stay in office – in Ziarul Financiar

Former head of JW...

Romanian large and medium taxpayers will submit their fiscal statements online as of October 1, through the National Electronic System (SEN), the Ministry of Communications announced on Thursday.

Romania should allot consistent sums of money for developing infrastructure, even in the context of current budgetary constrains, in order to maximize the country's potential to become a logistics hub in Central and Eastern Europe, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Net investments in the Romanian economy fell by 9.8 percent, to EUR 3 billion in the second quarter compared with the year-earlier period, due to slow activity in all sectors, according to the country’s statistics institute INS.

The Transport Ministry will launch tenders with European financing, through the Transport Regional Operational Program, worth EUR 3.14 billion by year-end, according to Transport Minister Radu Berceanu.