- Amendments to Romania’s B2B e-invoicing mandate have been approved
- The amendments can be summarized in 3 categories: exemptions from the e-reporting and e-invoicing mandate, new deadline to report e-invoices, and penalties for non-compliance
- Exemptions include certain types of transactions and services
- From July 2024, there is a 5-calendar day deadline to report e-invoices
- Penalties for non-compliance include fines based on the total invoice amount and classification of the taxpayer
Source: sovos.com
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