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Intrastat Returns in Romania

Value Added Tax (VAT)
Local Language:
Taxa pe valoarea adăugată (TVA)
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VAT Rates
Standard rate
21%
Reduced rate
11% and 9%

Frequency and Due Date of Intrastat Returns in Romania

Like in most EU countries, Romanian Intrastat returns are filed monthly. They follow the calendar month. The due date to file these returns is the 15th of the following month.

Also, Romanian Intrastat returns must be filed electronically. Find the official information about Intrastat deadlines.  

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Romanian Intrastat Thresholds

The following annual Intrastat thresholds apply in Romania (calendar year) for 2026:

Type of Intrastat: standard declaration

  • Arrivals RON 1,000,000
  • Dispatches RON 1,000,000

These thresholds are computed annually according to the calendar year. Once filed, a complete calendar year needs to be covered by a company in order to stop filing these returns. For example, if a company exceeds the threshold in March 2024 on arrivals, Intrastat returns for arrivals are due until December 2025. These thresholds are calculated according to the invoice value.

It is the responsibility of the economic operators to monitor these thresholds and start submitting Intrastat returns when due.

Also, find here official information.

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Reporting of Specific Scenarios in Romania

Very often, the transactions reported in the Intrastat return are standard sales from one taxable person to another. However, a number of scenarios have specific reporting requirements. The nature of transaction code in the Romania have been recently updated and have now two digits. The official Intrastat manual, Part I, Annex 3 contains the updated nature of transaction codes, including those applicable to specific scenarios. You can download it under the following link.

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Nil and Corrective Intrastat Returns in Romania

If no transactions are to be reported, a nil Intrastat return must be filed.

A corrective Intrastat return can be submitted by selecting the corresponding box in the Intrastat return wrongly submitted. It is possible to cancel some transaction lines, or the whole declaration. The new submission will replace the previous one.

Regarding corrections, if an Intrastat return has been submitted showing wrong or incomplete information, a correction is required according to the following rules:

  • The errors regarding the commodity code and country code must be always corrected.
  • For the rest of information fields, the corrections should be submitted at transaction level for a reference month, in the following cases:
  • the deviation (+/-) between the correct invoiced or statistical value and the reported invoiced or statistical value is equal or more than RON 3,000.
  • the deviation (+/-) between the correct net mass/quantity in supplementary measure unit and the declared net mass/quantity in supplementary measure unit is equal or more than 10%.

For smaller differences in the value (less than RON 3,000), or a difference of less than 10%, it is not required to submit a corrective Intrastat return, although the official guidelines recommend doing so, to avoid differences between VAT and Intrastat reporting.

Also, it is not required to submit a correction in case the nature of the transaction code changed.

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Intrastat Penalties in Romania

Any contravention of Intrastat obligations shall be subject to penalties ranging from RON 7,500 to RON 15,000.

The above penalties are referred in the official Intrastat manual.

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