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Authors: Claudia Sofianu, Partner, leader of the Income Tax and Social Contributions department, EY Romania, Maria Ciudin, Senior Consultant, People Advisory Services, EY Romania and Olivia Rosca, Consultant, People Advisory Services, EY Romania
Having become very topical and, at the same time, sensitive subjects, the regulation of remote work and, respectively, the taxation of cross-border work are starting to concern more and more at the national level, the EU member states, but also at the level of the European Commission.
For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.
