1.
Reducing taxation on SMEs according to the best practices from
the EU;
2.
Taking the necessary steps to grant incentives for creation of
new jobs, investments and exports by respecting international
agreements and practices
3.
Promoting a non-discriminatory policy towards all private companies,
regardless of the type of ownership or capital;
4.
Including more of the social partners (which participate at the
tripartite commissions) proposals into the by-law projects
5.
Improving the provisions in the Labour Code, so that, together
with protecting the employees' interests, to ensure that there
is a strong possibility for an efficient management and to stimulate
entrepreneurs to create new jobs and to effectively protect their
employees
6.
Elaborating legislative provisions more thoroughly and clearly
in order to avoid the further apparition of regulations, which
could cause confusion and even break the initial intent.
7. Adopting clear measures by the government in order to avoid
delaying the terms of elaborating the methodological norms, by
the responsible bodies
8.
Facilitating SMEs access to the financing programmes from governmental
or international funds and installing a total transparent environment
concerning the access to financing sources;
9.
The percentage allocated yearly from the state budget to supporting
SMEs should comply with the contribution of SMEs in PIB and to
the state budget, as in the majority of EU states
10.
Developing business incubators, industrial parks and ensuring
state assistance for management, marketing, financial, juridical
services for SMEs, similar to the EU;
11.
Grounding the by-law projects - which are subjected to discussion
in the tripartite commissions of the Economic and Social Council,
Government and Parliament - with studies on the economic and social
impact; so the unfavorable effects in economic and social matters
will be avoided;
12.
Elaborating and endorsing as urgent as possible a Fiscal Code
in order to simplify the present provisions thicket and to simply
state the obligations as well as the rights of the entrepreneur;
13.
Analyzing, together with employers associations and trade unions,
the costs that every employer has; we consider that a more reasonable
rate between the amount every employee gets and the total costs
of the employer would really reduce the black labor market, stimulate
the creation of new jobs and generate additional revenues for
the state budget;
14.
Creating an investment bank with an initial state participation,
following other EU countries' model (e.g. Spain); this bank should
grant, under favorable conditions, medium and long term credits
with a grace period;
15.
Urging the justice reform so that the commercial processes, especially
those for debits recovering should have a larger celerity.
16.
Urging the implementation of OECD and EBRD recommendations from
the Report regarding the development of entrepreneurial spirit
and Romanian enterprises, in order to ensure a normal activity
environment for SMEs.
