- Romanian tax authorities have enforced the Romanian e-transport obligation, extending the scope to all goods subject to international transport
- The obligation requires detailed reports of transportation activities to be submitted at least three days before the transport operation
- The scope initially targeted high-fiscal-risk products but has now been expanded to include all goods subject to international transport
- Information to be reported includes details of consignor, beneficiary, product, quantities, value, dispatch and arrival locations, and transport vehicle specifics
- Operators must comply with the submission requirement, including senders/recipients declared in Customs declarations, recipients in intra-Community acquisitions, and suppliers in intra-Community supplies
- A grace period has been granted until the end of June 2024 before fines are imposed for non-compliance with the extended scope of goods subject to international transport.
Source: marosavat.com
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