Romania has proposed updated RO e-Invoice registration rules, introducing new Form 082 for both registration and deregistration. The changes expand obligations to non-profits, political and religious organisations, special-regime farmers, and certain CNP-identified individuals, with key deadlines in 2025 and 2026.
Romania Updates RO e-Invoice Registration Rules
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Romania’s tax authority, ANAF, has proposed updated rules for registration in the mandatory RO e-Invoice Register.
The changes introduce a new Form 082, which taxpayers can use both to register and to request removal from the RO e-Invoice system.
The update expands the registration obligation to more taxpayer categories. From July 1, 2025, non-profit organisations, political parties, religious organisations and individual farmers under the special farmers’ regime must register for RO e-Invoice.
Individuals identified only by their CNP have a temporary exemption until June 1, 2026. If they initiate economic activities before that date, they must submit Form 082 by May 26, 2026, and their registration will take effect from June 1, 2026.
CNP-identified individuals who are already registered may request removal from the register before the June 2026 deadline.
Romania is expanding the registration rules for the RO e-Invoice and establishing a clearer procedure for registration and deregistration. The main impact is on non-profits, farmers, religious/political organisations, and individuals using only a CNP.
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