- Romania has enacted e-invoicing and e-reporting requirements
- The mandatory use of the RO E-Factura system has been signed into law
- Starting January 2024, Romanian VAT-registered businesses must comply with e-reporting rules
- By July 2024, all B2B invoices will be issued through the E-Factura system
- Businesses must prepare their systems for the new requirements
- Resident and non-resident VAT-registered businesses have five days to meet the e-reporting obligation
- No fines for non-compliance between January 1st and March 31, 2024
- Penalties ranging from 1000 LEI to 10000 LEI will be applied for non-compliance starting April 2024
- Starting July 2024, resident businesses must use the RO E-Factura system exclusively for issuing and exchanging invoices
- Potential penalties for non-compliance equal to the VAT amount recorded on the invoice.
Source: fonoa.com
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