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Business insolvency, again on an upward trend

In 2023, globally a +19% increase in insolvency is expected

ALLIANZ TRADE
Global compliance source of opportunity: builds trust and business reputation, reveals survey from Mazars

Based on a survey of 892 senior accounting and tax compliance professionals working in…

MAZARS ROMANIA SRL
PwC Global CEO Survey: Record level of optimism, 76% of CEOs predict global economy recovery in 2021

After a year of uncertainties and economic difficulties during which they had to rethink…

Deloitte study: the European hotel industry is expected to reach again the 2019 performance levels starting from 2023

The hotel industry has seen a decline in investment appeal in the context of…

Colliers: 2021 is expected to be a year of recovery, but the pandemic will still have a great influence

2021 is expected to be a year of recovery, but many uncertainties remain.

Post-Brexit agreement - rules for trade in preferential products

Opinion material by Vladislav Dabija, Indirect Tax Manager, Deloitte Romania

Conditions ripe for already resilient M&A activity to accelerate in 2021 and beyond

Following a rollercoaster year for mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the increase in year-over-year…

ERNST & YOUNG…
In preparation for Brexit: recommended actions to ensure the continuity of the supply chain

Authors: Georgiana Iancu, Partner, Fiscal and Legal Assistance, coordinator of the Indirect…

ERNST & YOUNG…
The post-Brexit agreement appears to be work-in-progress, even though the transition period will soon come to an end. What will be different in 2021?

Opinion by Vlad Boeriu, Tax and Legal Partner-in-Charge, Deloitte Romania

Why Romania should enter the Banking Union even without adopting the Euro

Opinion article by Dimitrios Goranitis, Risk Advisory Partner, Deloitte Romania, and leader…

KPMG Guide on international posting of workers

International postings are a normal component of cross-border business activities

KPMG ROMANIA SRL
Why the most significant macroeconomic risk is not the upcoming recession, but the collapse of the Euro and the European Union

by Dimitrios Goranitis, Risk and Regulatory Advisory Partner, Deloitte Romania

DELOITTE ROMANIA