Copyright income

ILLUSTRATION 1: Overview of copyright income taxed with lump-sum system

 

ILLUSTRATION 2: Copyright income taxed at source

 

ILLUSTRATION 3: Copyright income taxed at source – example

Case A: TI > MNS for several sources

 

Case B: TI > MNS for just one source

 

Case C: TI < MNS for all sources, but Sum(TI) > MNS

 

Case D: Sum (TI) < MNS 

ILLUSTRATION 4: Copyright income NOT taxed at source

 

ILLUSTRATION 5: Copyright income taxed with real system

 

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NOTE:

IF not told otherwise:

  1. Calculations and workings should be made to the nearest lei, unless instructed otherwise.
  2. Do not use any thousands separator.
  3. All apportionments should be made to the nearest month, unless the law requires otherwise.
  4. All workings should be shown.
  5. If your value is "0", write "0". Do not write "-" or left blank, or anything else.
  6. If your value is negative write it within brackets.
  7. If you need to write a date write it in the format: dd.mm.20Yy.

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