social contributions

KPMG: Romania Among States With Highest Social Contribution Rates

Romania ranks among the countries with the highest level of combined employer/employee social contributions on $100,000 of gross income, placing it 18th among 87 states surveyed in the category, according to the most recent KPMG International Individual Income Tax and Social Security Rate report.

Romanian Authorities To Consider Reducing Social Contributions Mid-2011 – Minister

Romanian authorities will consider reducing social security contributions in mid-2011, in order to cut workforce costs, which are higher compared to other countries, Finance Minister Gheorghe Ialomitianu told Pro TV in an interview Tuesday.

EXCLUSIVE: Romanian Freezes Pensions In 2011, Social Contributions – Draft Budget

Romanian public system pensions, including minimum guaranteed pensions, will be frozen at they current level in 2011, and social security contributions will not decrease below the level set for this year, according to the final form of the country’s 2011 draft state budget, obtained by MEDIAFAX.

Romanian Freelancers To Pay Over 25% Of Income For Social Security Contributions As Of 2011– Draft

Romanians who gain income from freelance activities will pay, starting with 2011, social security contributions of at least 25.36% up to 35% of their income, nearly double from the current level of contributions, according to a draft government emergency decree.

Romania To Introduce Pension, Healthcare Contributions For Copyright Income – Labor Min

Romania’s Labor Minister Mihai Seitan said Monday that the Ministry will draw up a draft law through which earners of copyright income will contribute to the pension, healthcare and unemployment benefit systems like all regular wage earners.

Romania To Introduce Unitary Contributions For Copyright, Civil Convention Income – Labor Min

Romania will draw up a special law to regulate copyright, civil conventions and aspects regarding authorized individuals, and will set unitary social contributions for income generated by these activities, Labor Minister Mihai Seitan said at the end of Wednesday’s Government meeting.