Intensification of fiscal controls at this level largely reflects an international phenomenon which has grown in recent years.
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According to the "Performance report" published by ANAF in 2010 and 2011, additional taxes collected last year as adjustments resulting from the control of transfer pricing cases (representing interest and penalties) amounted EUR 66.6 million, compared with EUR 13.8 million in 2010
Intensification of fiscal controls at this level largely reflects an international phenomenon which has grown in recent years.
Read the full article here.
