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SAF-T obligation timeline for large, medium and small taxpayers

The draft order of the president of ANAF includes the information taxpayers must declare through SAF-T D406, its reporting model, the transmission procedure, the submission deadlines and so on.
The dates from which the different categories of taxpayers are required to submit the standard tax control file:
–  1 January 2022 (reference date for large taxpayers);
–  1 January 2023 ( reference date for financial – banking institutions and insurance / reinsurance companies – classified as large taxpayer).
–  January 1, 2023 (reference date for medium taxpayers);
–  January 1, 2025 (reference date for small taxpayers);
The grace period is now 6 months instead of 3. It means January- June period can be reported until the end of July.
Taxpayers shall enjoy a grace period of:
– 6 months for the first reporting, 5 months for the second reporting, respectively 4 months for the third reporting, 3 months for the fourth reporting, 2 months for the fifth reporting, for taxpayers in the large taxpayers category who are required to submit the SAF-T file on a monthly basis;
– 3 months for the first reporting for taxpayers who have the obligation to submit SAF-T file.  (quarterly basis)
Source: anaf.ro

Ege Akbas

Ege Akbas is a Tax Technology Specialist at SNI. He was formerly a researcher of digital technologies and trade in services at WTO, and a contributor to 2019 World Trade Report. Currently, Ege is on a mission to uncover complex rules and procedures of digital transformation of tax. SNI provides global solutions for electronic invoicing and digital VAT reporting.

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