A Romanian teacher declared over €110,000 in earnings from private tutoring to tax authorities in just one year, raising questions about the scale of informal education services in the country. The disclosure, made through official tax filings, highlights how some educators supplement their income outside traditional school systems. While private tutoring is legal, the reported sum suggests a significant reliance on such work, potentially reflecting broader trends in the education sector. The case may prompt discussions on tax compliance and the growing demand for supplementary academic support.
A teacher from Timiș reported nearly €110,000 in income from private tutoring to the National Tax Administration Agency (ANAF) in a single year Informat.ro
