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The computerization of the fiscal administration and the intensification of controls in risk areas follow
The crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide, including in Romania, has accelerated processes that started a long time ago, but which progressed slowly before the crisis, such as automation, digitization or implementation of remote work, but fiscal uncertainty and lack of transparency persists and will continue to affect the business environment, say tax and legal experts at Deloitte Romania.
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