Since 2022, medium and large taxpayers in Romania have had to report their VAT electronically to the tax authority under the international standard known as SAF-T (Standard Audit File for Tax).
Romania implemented SAF-T to improve the data it receives in VAT returns, requiring more granular detail that is reported in real time. As well as benefiting the Romanian tax authority, the electronic submission of the D406 streamlines tax compliance and reporting for businesses.
- 1. The legal framework of SAF-T in Romania
- 2. How to declare tax information with the SAF-T system in Romania
- 3. What information must be declared to the ANAF?
- 4. When to submit a SAF-T declaration in Romania
- 5. Timeline SAF-T in Romania6. Understanding SAF-T D406 in Romania
- 7. Implementing SAF-T as a business
- 8. Other requirements for VAT compliance in Romania
- 9. FAQ
- 10. Our Solution
- 11. Related resources
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