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Romania

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The Church of Romania is organized as a . The highest hierarchical and canonical authority of the church is the .|

European Union's decision to extend full employment rights to Romania and Bulgaria sparks unfounded fears in Britain of a flood of desperate immigrants; Office for National Statistics reports that the number of Romanians and Bulgarians working in Britain from January to March of 2014 actually dropped, from 144,000 in the previous quarter to 140,000.|

Enjoy a thrilling tour of Eastern Europe from Romania to Turkey. From Bucharest, head through Bulgaria and finish up...|

The Church of Romania is organized as a . The highest hierarchical and canonical authority of the church is the .|

Following the creation of Greater Romania after the First World War, Orthodox Christians in Moldova became part of the Church of Romania. Following Stalin's annexation of the country in 1944, the church there was again brought under the authority of the . Following the fall of communism, Moldova's government refused to allow the Romanian church to exercise any authority in Moldova. The Bessarabian metropolis was created by the Romanian Patriarchate to cater for those clergy and people wanting to return part of Moldova to Romanian rule. With the European Court ruling of 2001, the Metropolis of Bessarabia was declared to be a part of the Church of Romania and permitted to operate in Moldova.|

Any foreign entity that is neither VAT established nor VAT registered in Romania, and performs taxable operations from a VAT perspective which give VAT deduction right, except for the operations for which the customer is liable to settle the VAT liability must register for VAT purposes in Romania before performing such operations. To deal with its VAT affairs a foreign entity may either appoint a VAT representative with joint and several liability to the tax authorities (compulsory for non-EU entities), or register directly with the Romanian authorities (option available only for entities from other EU countries).|

There are six and ten in Romania, containing 14,035 and . Almost 631 exist inside the country for some 8,059 and . Three diasporan metropolia and two diasporan dioceses function outside Romania proper.|

There are six and ten in Romania, containing 14,035 and . Almost 631 exist inside the country for some 8,059 and . Three diasporan metropolia and two diasporan dioceses function outside Romania proper.|

As of 2004, there are, inside Romania, fifteen theological universities where more than 10,898 students (some of them from Bessarabia, Bukovina, and Serbia) currently study for a doctoral degree. More than 15,116 churches exist in Romania for the Orthodox faithful. As of 2002, almost 1000 of these were either in the process of being built or rebuilt. []|

Generally, if a taxable person buys certain services from outside Romania and the services are deemed to be supplied in Romania according to the general rule, it will be required to apply the reverse charge mechanism.|

On a related note, if a Romanian taxable person performs intra-Community acquisitions /supplies of services in Romania it is required to register for VAT purposes before performing such transactions.|

A place of mythic legends and dark tales, modern-day Romania impresses with its fine collection of ancient monasteries, age-old churches and character-filled castles. But it's the unexpected delights that also shine bright. Majestic mountains, forests made for hiking, a sophisticated capital brimming with architectural beauty and chic coastal resorts ensure Romania has plenty of aces up its sleeve.|

Most historians, however, hold that Christianity was brought to Romania by the occupying Romans. The Roman province had traces of all imperial religions, including Mithraism, but Christianity, a , existed among some of the Romans.|

Prime Minister Emil Boc of Romania says he is stepping down to help country have stability; he is the latest European leader to fall victim to a mood of public outrage over austerity measures and stagnant growth.|

If a non-Romanian entity is not registered for VAT in Romania but sells and delivers goods from another EU Member State to customers in Romania who are not VAT registered (distance sales), where the value of those sales exceeds a threshold of EUR 35,000 per year the non-Romanian entity is required to register and account for VAT in Romania.|

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