In the first week of May 2022, a new document by the RO Tax authorities was published on the ANAF website defining more details for the declaration of goods in the RO E-transport system.
In the E-Transport system, for the time being, only the transports loaded with so-called high-risk products with a total value greater than 10,000 lei will need to be declared as one of the requirements.
New Romanian E-transport system normative act got published providing more detailed system requirements
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More precisely, according to the normative act, only the categories of road vehicles that have an authorized mass of at least 3.5 tons, loaded with goods with high fiscal risk with a total gross mass of more than 500 Kg or a total value of more than 10,000 lei, related to at least one commercial relationship that is the object of transport, will be declared in the RO e-Transport system.
Transports of goods with a high fiscal risk that do not fall within the provisions mentioned above will not be declared in this system.
For declaring the shipments of goods with high fiscal risk, the declarant may use the electronic identification means to access the SPV, for:
a) the interconnection of the application available at the issuer level with the RO e-Transport System, using a series of microservices exposed in the form of an API (Application Programming Interface);
b) the use of the application made available free of charge by the Ministry of Finance.
Following the transmission of data related to the transport of goods with high fiscal risk, the RO e-Transport System automatically assigns a unique identification number (ITU), used as a reference in the processes and operations specific to the system.
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