- Mandatory e-Invoicing for B2C in Romania from 1.1.2025
- Change in invoicing rules towards end customers in Romania
- Introduction of mandatory e-Invoicing for reporting data from issued tax documents
- Previously, e-Invoicing obligation only applied to documents issued to VAT payers and state institutions (B2G and B2B)
- From 1.1.2025, data from documents issued to end customers (B2C) must also be reported to the Romanian tax authorities
- Steps to prepare for the new requirements include obtaining a qualified digital signature certificate and registering it with the Romanian tax authority ANAF
- Issued documents can be reported on the ANAF portal in XML format
- Significant changes in e-reporting and e-invoicing in Romania since 2024, initiated by ANAF
- Introduction of e-Factura, an electronic invoice for digital processing of tax documents
- E-Factura system currently applies to B2G and B2B transactions, and will also apply to B2C transactions from 1.1.2025.
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