- Romania Tax Agency published Law No. 33/2024 to combat VAT fraud
- Law amends reporting obligations for cross-border payment service providers
- Measures include transposing EU Council Directive 2020/284, defining key terms, and establishing recordkeeping requirements
- PSPs must maintain electronic records for three calendar years and submit quarterly reports by the last day of the following month
- Centralizing document required for price reductions not granted directly to the customer
- Law enters into force on March 16
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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