Chiar nu se poate face nimic?

De fiecare data cand se fac bilanturi anuale, agricultura si, alaturi de ea, industria alimentara, se numara printre premiante, recunoscandu-se rolul determinant al acestor doua ramuri in mentinerea pe linia de plutire a economiei romanesti. Mai abitir decat la vremuri de analiza, in anii electorali curge cu promisiuni din partea guvernantilor si a partidelor politice. Iar, 2014 este an electoral! Oare, ce vor promite catindatii la europarlamentare? Dar cei la prezidentiale?
Pana acum, de ani de zile, investitorii solicita interventia directa si hotarata a autoritatilor, pentru crearea unui mediu de afaceri prietenos, neimpovarat de taxe uriase, neingradit de un sistem legislativ organizatoric sau fiscal aproape represiv, un raport just de relatii intre companii si institutii de control etc. si, ce au obtinut? Pana acum, aproape nimic!
Este foarte drept, daca ne referim la industria alimentara, pana acum s-a obtinut reducerea TVA-ului la paine. In rest? Totul e in ceata, iar din ceata nu apare niciun magar dar, iata, apare porcul unguresc, acela care se bucura in tara lui de un TVA de doar 5 % si care, importat de procesatorii din Romania, ii face sa inghete de teama pe fermierii autohtoni care se vad pusi in pericol sa ramana cu materia prima nevanduta.
Exemplu este foarte bun, pentru ca, daca taxele nu se vor reduce urgent, daca numarul de impozite nu se va reduce si el, daca nu se vor creea alte facilitati, nu doar ca pacatosul de consum nu va fi relansat, dar este foarte probabil ca multe dintre companii sa se inchida, iar pe rafturile magazinelor sa zambeasca produsele din import, eventual, cele pe private label. Iar, asta e general valabil pentru orice sector al industriei am vorbi!
Intr-un interviu luat pentru revista Fabrica de Lapte, l-am intrebat pe presedintele APRIL, Dorin Cojocaru, daca mediul de afaceri are puterea de a influenta clasa politica, spre indreptarea situatiei. Raspunsul lui a fost scurt si clar: Nu, pentru ca aceia care lucreaza la negru au mai multi bani si pot face in asa fel incat sa perpetueze situatia ambigua de acum!
Is there nothing that can be done?
Whenever there are made the annual accounting balances, the agricultural sector, and , with it, the food industry are amongst the best, recognizing the key role of these two branches in keeping afloat the Romanian economy. More than in at the time of analysis, when is the time of elections lots of promises from the government and political parties are made. And , 2014 is a year of political elections! What will the candidates for the European Parliament promise us? Or the candidates for the president chair ?
Until now, for years, investors require direct and ferm intervention of the authorities to create a business friendly environment , with no huge taxes, unfettered by a repressive legislation and tax system, with a fair balance of relationships between companies and control institutions etc. What did they achieve? Until now, almost nothing !
There is fair enough, if we refer to the food industry so far there has been achieved the reduction of VAT on bakery. But the rest? Everything is foggy and in this fog not even a donkey can be seen, but look, it appears the Hungarian pork, who enjoys a 5% VAT inside its country, and if imported by the Romanian processorsmakes the Romanian farmers to freeze because they see themselves in danger to remain with unsold raw material.
The example is very good, because if the taxes are not be reduced urgently, if the number of taxes is not reduced, if there are not created other facilities, not only the consumption will not be restarted, but it is likely that many companies to close, and from the shelves to be smiling imported products possibly those private label. And, this is generally true for any industry sector!
In an interview for Dairy Factory magazine rom. Fabrica de Lapte , we asked the President of APRIL Romanian Dairy Processors Association , Mr. Dorin Cojocaru, if the business environment has the power to influence the political class, in order to solve the situation. His answer was short and clear : lt;lt; No, because those working illegally on the black market have more money and can do in such a way to perpetuate the ambiguous situation existing now !gt;gt;