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Romanian PM Calls For Fiscal, Competition Scrutiny On Oil Cos
26.01.2011, 18:33 | Finance-Banks | 820 views
Fuel resellers cannot blame pump price hikes on the local taxation, Wednesday said Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc, who called for additional inspections by the tax and competition authorities targeting the oil companies. Boc asked the tax administrator ANAF to initiate a general fiscal inspection of local oil companies, while the Competition Council was asked to check for potential cases of monopoly. In his turn, Competition Council president Bogdan Chiritoiu said competition inspectors will work with fiscal agents for data comparison. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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