The recent amendments to the legislation on combating tax evasion aim, among other things, at simplifying procedures for recovery by the state of damages resulting from such crimes of up to 1,000,000 euros.
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Opinion material by Emanuel Bondalici, Senior Managing Associate, and Catalin Chibzui, Managing Associate, Reff & Asociatii | Deloitte Legal
The recent amendments to the legislation on combating tax evasion aim, among other things, at simplifying procedures for recovery by the state of damages resulting from such crimes of up to 1,000,000 euros.