In Romania, a significant regulatory requirement mandates that all sales invoices circulated within the country must undergo a crucial approval process through the local tax authority, known in Romania as the ANAF.
This regulation encompasses multiple categories of sales invoices. Failure to comply with Romania its regulations can result in significant penalties, making adherence to ANAF guidelines crucial for businesses operating in Romania.
Our technical guide covers the specifics of Romania's e-invoicing regulations, helping businesses align with the new mandates.
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As of 2024, all domestic B2B invoices in Romania must be issued in a structured XML format, adhering to Romania’s RO_CIUS guidelines and submitted through e-Factura. Non-compliance may result in substantial fines.
In order to become compliant with these Romanian e-invoicing regulations, you simply have to connect your ERP or financial system to our RESTful JSON API (developer needed):
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Request a test accountFor cross-border transactions, e-invoicing remains optional; however, alternative networks like Peppol can support international compliance.
With the upcoming EU ViDA regulations, cross-border e-reporting will soon become mandatory.
With Storecove as your trusted e-invoicing partner, you don't have to build or purchase additional connections in order to become Vida-ready. As a Storecove customer you achieve instant compliance with both the e-invoicing mandates in Belgium and the upcoming EU ViDA regulations.
With our extensive format support, senders can rely on us to handle these cross-border complexities.
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