- Romania’s Law No. 88/2026 clarifies RO e-Factura rules for invoices to individuals and register participation.
- Private-person transactions are treated as B2C when no tax ID is provided or when the individual uses a personal identification number, unless they are in the optional RO e-Factura Register.
- If an individual provides no tax identification code, invoices must use 13 zeros as a substitute code.
- These B2C invoices generally do not need to be transmitted through RO e-Factura unless the customer is registered in the optional register.
- Businesses can request removal from RO e-Factura registers if no longer required to use the system; the law takes effect on July 1, 2026.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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