State aid: the clock is ticking
When is the right time for a company to apply for state aid? What is the state aid mechanism? Which industries qualify? Which authority is entrusted with this type of financing? And is state aid both a benefit for the company and an incentive for the state that grants it? July 2012 - From the Print Edition
These are only a few of the questions that specialists in legal and financial issues tackled at the power-breakfast event, State Aid – Opportunity for Investments, organized in June by The Diplomat – Bucharest in partnership with the auditing and tax consultancy firm Noerr.
The mechanisms and current status of the existing state aid scheme for private companies, plus the global image of this incentive were explored within debates at the roundtable event, where specialists from all sides, c... To continue reading this article you have to be registered
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