Romania updated VAT Return Form: What You Need to Know
Romania approved a new VAT return form. This form includes additional boxes to report separately the new VAT exemptions.
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Romania one step ahead towards B2B e-invoicing mandate
Romania one step ahead towards B2B e-invoicing mandate. Romania received the authorization from the European Commission to implement B2B e-invoicing mandate.
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Romanian SAF-T returns mandatory starting January 2022
Romanian tax authorities announced mandatory accounting SAF-T returns to be implemented for all taxpayers in Romania until 2025.
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Romania increases VAT rates in 2023
The VAT rates raise will affect the food and housing sectors, effectively January 2023
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Romania: B2B e-invoicing and transport registration system are mandatory from July 2022
Romania approved mandatory B2B e-invoicing for certain transactions considered of high risk for tax evasion. The requirement applies also for foreign companies.
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Romania: VPS mandatory for all taxpayers and SAF-T clarifications proposed
Romanian authorities announced that VPS will be mandatory for all taxpayers as from 1 March, 2022. Also, draft clarifications on SAF-T were released.
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Romania abolishes VAT split payment plans
Plans for a split payment mechanism have been abolished in Romania after challenges received from the EU.
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New split VAT payment mechanism in Romania
Romania will introduce the split VAT payment mechanism as from 1 October 2017.
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Changes to the VAT registration process in Romania
The Romanian authorities have updated the forms used to submit VAT returns and the forms of ECSL returns.
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New return form and VAT registration changes in Romania
The Romanian authorities have updated the forms used to submit VAT returns and the forms of ECSL returns.
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Romanian VAT rate reduction upheld
The recent elections results in Romania have raised doubts about the expected VAT rate decrease of 20% to 19% on 1 January 2017.
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Romania is planning to VAT rate reduction …again
The Romanian government plans standard VAT rate reduction from 20% to 19%.