VAT groups in Romania: Grup fiscal unic explained
Romania has a consolidation regime for legally independent taxable persons that are closely linked.
General information only, not tax advice. Rules change, so check the official sources at the bottom of this page before you act.
The regime
Single fiscal group (grup fiscal unic), Fiscal Code article 269
Who can join
Taxable persons established in Romania that are closely linked organisationally, financially and economically.
How it works
Configure the group in Taxera → Prepare each member from ERP data → Consolidate at group level, with adjustments → Review the group total → File the group return
Key points and dates for Romania
- ConsolidationThe regime consolidates VAT of the group
What the group return covers
The group files consolidated VAT, and members are linked for the group's VAT obligations.
What your ERP has to deliver
Taxera needs the VAT data of every member company code, tagged to the right group, so each member's figures can be prepared and then consolidated. Entities outside the group stay on the standard VAT return.
The process, step by step
Practical insights
- Check the links between entities before applying.
- Keep the members' records aligned with the group's return.
Common pitfalls
- Treating it as a full single-taxpayer regime.
- Overlooking the consolidation rules.
Linked obligations in Romania
VAT groups Romania: questions, answered
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