- Romania is set to introduce major updates to its e-Invoicing, e-Transport, and e-VAT systems through a Draft Government Emergency Ordinance published on December 2, 2024, aimed at enhancing fiscal compliance and addressing stakeholder feedback.
- Key changes in the e-Invoicing framework, effective January 2025, include mandatory reporting for simplified invoices (excluding those from electronic cash registers), exemptions for intra-community goods deliveries with valid EU VAT numbers, and adjustments to B2C compliance to protect consumer privacy.
- The updates also include an extended compliance timeline for Authorized Economic Operators (AEOs) in the e-Transport system, delaying penalties until March 31, 2025, and revisions to the e-VAT system, with taxpayers given until July 2025 to adapt to the pre-filled VAT return process.
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