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Car registration tax: the first Romanian ECJ case?

Cosmin Flavius Costaş

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In this note, details are provided of the Romanian car registration tax and its possible conflict with EC law. In this respect, the author comments on current EC law and the case law of European Court of Justice (ECJ) with regard to a possible ECJ case on this topic.

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In this note, details are provided of the Romanian car registration tax and its possible conflict with EC law. In this respect, the author comments on current EC law and the case law of European Court of Justice (ECJ) with regard to a possible ECJ case on this topic.

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In this note, details are provided of the Romanian car registration tax and its possible conflict with EC law. In this respect, the author comments on current EC law and the case law of European Court of Justice (ECJ) with regard to a possible ECJ case on this topic.

Key concepts: Romanian, European court of justice, Law, Tax law, Member states, Law and economics, Political science, Common law

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