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Romanian business and fiscal regulations
Overview
Business operations in Romania are shaped by evolving regulatory and fiscal requirements regarding company structures and reporting.
Initial considerations for entrepreneurs involve the choice between Sole Proprietorship (PFA) and Limited Liability Company (SRL) structures. While an SRL provides the benefit of separating personal assets from business liabilities, it entails higher administrative burdens, including mandatory double-entry bookkeeping and complex taxation on profits and dividends.
Recent regulatory updates under Law no. 239/2025 have introduced stricter rules regarding fiscal inactivity. Companies risk being declared inactive if they fail to submit annual financial statements within five months of the legal deadline, lack a Romanian payment account, or fail to maintain an account with the State Treasury. Furthermore, the transfer of social parts in SRLs now requires notification to the central tax authority within 15 days, a process that triggers a verification of the company’s outstanding tax debts.
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Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesRomania updates fiscal inactivity rules and SRL transfer procedures
Romanian companies face new fiscal inactivity risks for late financial reporting and must follow specific notification procedures when transferring SRL social parts to manage tax obligations.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesBusiness transitions: Comparing PFA and SRL structures in Romania
Romanian entrepreneurs evaluating the transition from PFA to SRL must weigh the benefits of limited liability against increased bureaucracy and potentially higher taxation.
Sources
adevarul.ro · anchetaonline.ro · botosani24.ro · financiarul.ro · focuspress.ro · revistaperformanta.ro · stiriactuale.info