09.12.22
e-Transport system
Tungsten Network has recently published an overview of the key characteristics of the e-Transport system in Romania. The system was developed to monitor the transport of goods specifically with high fiscal risk, with the underlying aim of preventing tax fraud. On 1st October 2022, importers and experts will need to oblige with the e-Transport system requirements, should they wish to avoid incurring any financial penalties.
The obligation to declare the goods commenced earlier, on 1st July 2022, although sanctions and fines because of non-compliance will only come into effect from 1 October 2022.
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Browse Romania updates
European Union Council derogation approval
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Proposed VAT rate changes
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Proposed new VAT rate
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EU derogation to mandate B2B e-invoicing
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Response to VAT in the Digital Age (VDA) proposal
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Use and operation of RO e-Transport System
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Changes to procedure for use of RO e-Invoice
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Delay for proposed universal B2B e-invoicing mandate
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Changes to VAT rates in 2023
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Proposed tax rate changes
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e-Transport system
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Extension of reverse charge on specific supplies
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Potential upcoming VAT changes
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Extension of reverse charge mechanism
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Potential for mandatory e-invoicing for all B2B transactions
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Extension of VAT-exemption for imports of goods to combat Covid-19
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Donations of goods and services to Ukrainian people free of VAT
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Proposal of e-transport
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Virtual Private Space (VPS) – mandatory for taxpayers
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