Europe · Tax guide
Romania
Romania taxes company profits at 16%, while the smallest companies pay 1% of revenue for companies with revenue up to €100,000. VAT is 21%, and every invoice must go through the RO e-Factura system. Taxes are administered by the National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF).
At a glance
- Corporate profit tax
- 16%
- Micro-enterprise tax
- 1% of revenue for companies with revenue up to €100,000
- VAT
- 21%
- Withholding on payments abroad
- 16%
Standard rate
For the smallest companies
Registration above RON 395,000
Dividends, interest and royalties
Profit tax and micro-enterprise tax
Companies pay profit tax at 16%, paid quarterly with the annual return by 25 June. The smallest companies pay micro-enterprise tax instead: 1% of revenue for companies with revenue up to €100,000, subject to conditions.
VAT and e-invoicing
VAT is 21%. Registration is required once turnover exceeds RON 395,000. Every invoice, B2B and B2C, must be reported through RO e-Factura, goods transport needs RO e-Transport, and larger businesses file SAF-T (D406).
Withholding tax
Dividends, interest and royalties paid to non-residents carry 16%, reduced by treaties and EU directives.
Key dates
- By the 25th of each month or quarterVAT return and payment
- Within five working daysRO e-Factura reporting of each invoice
- 25 JuneAnnual profit tax return
Figures and sources
5 figures- Corporate profit tax rate16%Checked against the official source
- Micro-enterprise tax1% of revenue for companies with revenue up to €100,000Checked against the official source
- Standard VAT rate (11% reduced)21%Checked against the official source
- Annual turnover above which VAT registration is requiredRON 395,000Checked against the official source
- Withholding on dividends, interest and royalties paid to non-residents16%Checked against the official source
Indicative only. This assessment is a high-level overview of tax obligations in Romania based on the information you provided and rules in force for 2026. It is not tax or legal advice. Consult a qualified tax adviser in Romania (a Romanian tax consultant) before making compliance decisions.