About this event
This panel explores the policy, legal, and regulatory environment shaping the live events industry, with a strong focus on the responsibilities of event organisers and the strategic opportunities to modernise public policy. The discussion positions regulation as a growth enabler, highlighting how streamlined procedures, regulatory clarity, and competitive market conditions can support a more resilient and professional live events ecosystem.
The conversation addresses current and future copyright policy developments, including the forthcoming review of the EU Copyright Directive, expected no earlier than 7 June 2026. In parallel, the panel examines the role of fiscal authorities and public institutions in encouraging voluntary compliance and transparency, advancing the principle that tax administration should act as a trusted partner to compliant operators.
A key outcome will be the proposal of an integrated regulatory and fiscal dashboard for event organisers, consolidating applicable national and local taxes, copyright obligations, compliance indicators, and relevant CAEN eligibility codes - supporting informed decision-making and higher compliance rates.
INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Ministry of Finance / ANAF (fiscal policy and compliance) | Ministry of Development / Association of Romanian Municipalities (local taxation and regulation) | ORDA (national copyright management) | WIPO (international copyright standards) | European Commission - DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology (EU copyright policy and legislative outlook)
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