- The Romanian VAT system is complex due to EU regulations but is based on a harmonized and logical structure.
- Both individuals and legal entities, including NGOs and authorities, can be VAT subjects if they regularly supply goods or services.
- Regular activities or reaching certain thresholds can trigger VAT liability and registration, often underestimated in practice.
- Taxable transactions include supplies of goods and services, with specific rules for defining deliveries and services.
- VAT is due in only one EU country, determined by the place of supply, with special rules for complex supply chains and cross-border transactions.
Source: adz.news
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