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Romanian Revenue Service To Absorb Financial Guard, Customs Authority
04.03.2011, 21:06 | Finance-Banks | 997 views
Romania's Government will dissolve the Financial Guard and the Customs Authority, passing their duties on to revenue service ANAF, which will now collect and manage state budget income, conduct fiscal inspections, customs operations and financial guard operations. According to a draft Government decision, ANAF's new structure includes a president, four vice-presidents, a secretary general and various public servants and contracted staff. The maximum number of positions will be reduced by almost 5000, to 29,100. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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