Digitalization in Romania starts soon

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The ANAF reminds taxpayers, legal entities, associations, and other entities without legal personality, as well as individuals who carry out a liberal profession or engage in independent economic activity, that beginning March 1, 2022, they must send requests, records, or any other documents to the central tax body via electronic means of remote transmission. ANAF recommends the use of electronic methods, through SPV (virtual private space). The tax authorities will no longer take into account documents submitted in paper format this date.  

These subjects will not be taken into consideration if they do not comply with their requirement to communicate by electronic means of remote transmission of applications, records, or other papers, and these are submitted to the central tax body in paper format. 

Effective date: 1 March 2022

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