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Nedeclarate, a leading tech startup, has announced its expansion into the European market. The company, known for its innovative software solutions, aims to create 500 new jobs in the region. Nedeclarate's CEO, Emma Johnson, stated that this move is a significant step towards becoming a global tech leader.

The Romanian tax authority, ANAF, has discovered over 100 Romanian individuals with undeclared incomes from platforms like OnlyFans and LiveJasmine, totaling more than 64 million lei (approximately 12.6 million EUR). The highest individual undeclared income found was 3.15 million lei. ANAF is currently verifying these individuals and has confirmed the findings. Additionally, ANAF has identified undeclared incomes of over 13 million EUR from OnlyFans alone.

E.ON, the German parent company, has secured the first position following the Romanian government's refusal to approve the sale of its local subsidiary to Hungary's MVM. The official response from the Romanian committee is against MVM's plans to take over E.ON's local operations.

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