ANAF is preparing to conduct controls on fixed and permanent offices of non-resident taxpayers who earn income in and from Romania but have not registered for tax purposes in the country. The campaign is a result of risk analysis on the domain. ANAF is also collaborating with other member states to verify the fulfillment of conditions for permanent and fixed premises. Romanian taxpayers who operate in other states often fail to fulfill the necessary conditions for permanent establishments, resulting in tax authorities abroad registering them as a permanent establishment and enforcing taxes and duties on them. ANAF also receives enforcement notifications from external tax authorities in Romania. Romanian taxpayers who feel abused by tax authorities abroad can submit requests for amicable procedures to avoid double taxation through ANAF. However, some errors made by Romanian taxpayers cannot be corrected, resulting in double taxation.
Source economie.hotnews.ro
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