ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY

Fiscal ecology has become in recent years a very interesting subject in Romania and in the recent European context specialists are filling their agendas with points about the environmental policy and the environmental fiscal policy are top priorities. But is there the Romanian stat able to use envir...

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Main Author: Vuta Mariana
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: University of Oradea 2012-12-01
Series:Annals of the University of Oradea: Economic Science
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Online Access:http://anale.steconomiceuoradea.ro/volume/2012/n2/078.pdf
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spelling doaj-aa0d17ff51044da9bd9030793afbe9e22020-11-24T23:05:43ZdeuUniversity of OradeaAnnals of the University of Oradea: Economic Science1222-569X1582-54502012-12-0112521526ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITYVuta MarianaFiscal ecology has become in recent years a very interesting subject in Romania and in the recent European context specialists are filling their agendas with points about the environmental policy and the environmental fiscal policy are top priorities. But is there the Romanian stat able to use environmental fiscal instruments in order to regulate economical agents behavior or is the state just using them as fiscal instruments with no environmental purpose? In a world that is constantly moving and is facing different problems, states are trying to find new ways to create budgetary resources in a crisis situation. What is Romania’s position? Environmental Romanian fiscal policy has to be though in the general economic context, being included in the general social and economical problems. Thus, the fiscal policy should aim at integrating into costs consumption and production externalities but his causes several effects hard to dimension. The Romanian fiscal system needs hard coercion measures and a total rethinking of the imposing system in order to become efficient. Therefore, only after 2000 we can state that Romania had real environmental taxes but how are often modified both as way of determination and imposing base, things that have generated lack of trust and even panic among the economic agents. In this context, the paper aims to underline the environmental fiscal policy characteristics applied in the European Union states and especially Romania, in order to surprise the role of the environmental taxes by comparison with other direct taxes, underlining at the same time the national fiscal policy modifications. Analyzed data has been coming from different sources. Thus, for international comparisons the European Union site has been used, the Eurostat, the Romanian Finance Ministry site. The research is mainly based upon a synthesis of the reached area in the special literature. The study continues a fundamental research using deductive and inductive research mechanism in order to delimit the used concepts. http://anale.steconomiceuoradea.ro/volume/2012/n2/078.pdfeco-fiscal policy, environmental taxes, fiscal policy, energy taxes, fiscal burden
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ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY
Annals of the University of Oradea: Economic Science
eco-fiscal policy, environmental taxes, fiscal policy, energy taxes, fiscal burden
author_facet Vuta Mariana
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title ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY
title_short ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY
title_full ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY
title_fullStr ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY
title_full_unstemmed ECO – FISCAL POLICY IN ROMANIA: MITH OR REALITY
title_sort eco – fiscal policy in romania: mith or reality
publisher University of Oradea
series Annals of the University of Oradea: Economic Science
issn 1222-569X
1582-5450
publishDate 2012-12-01
description Fiscal ecology has become in recent years a very interesting subject in Romania and in the recent European context specialists are filling their agendas with points about the environmental policy and the environmental fiscal policy are top priorities. But is there the Romanian stat able to use environmental fiscal instruments in order to regulate economical agents behavior or is the state just using them as fiscal instruments with no environmental purpose? In a world that is constantly moving and is facing different problems, states are trying to find new ways to create budgetary resources in a crisis situation. What is Romania’s position? Environmental Romanian fiscal policy has to be though in the general economic context, being included in the general social and economical problems. Thus, the fiscal policy should aim at integrating into costs consumption and production externalities but his causes several effects hard to dimension. The Romanian fiscal system needs hard coercion measures and a total rethinking of the imposing system in order to become efficient. Therefore, only after 2000 we can state that Romania had real environmental taxes but how are often modified both as way of determination and imposing base, things that have generated lack of trust and even panic among the economic agents. In this context, the paper aims to underline the environmental fiscal policy characteristics applied in the European Union states and especially Romania, in order to surprise the role of the environmental taxes by comparison with other direct taxes, underlining at the same time the national fiscal policy modifications. Analyzed data has been coming from different sources. Thus, for international comparisons the European Union site has been used, the Eurostat, the Romanian Finance Ministry site. The research is mainly based upon a synthesis of the reached area in the special literature. The study continues a fundamental research using deductive and inductive research mechanism in order to delimit the used concepts.
topic eco-fiscal policy, environmental taxes, fiscal policy, energy taxes, fiscal burden
url http://anale.steconomiceuoradea.ro/volume/2012/n2/078.pdf
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