According to the announcement on the Romanian Tax administration website, registration in the SPV ( virtual private space ) becomes mandatory starting with March 1, 2022, for the transmission of applications, documents or any other documents to the tax authorities, by taxpayers who carry out economic activities in an authorized form of activity.
How to register in the SPV on the Romanian Tax administration website?
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Natural or legal persons, who hold qualified digital certificates, can apply for registration as SPV users based on them, and individuals who do not hold such a certificate can request registration based on username and password on the ANAF website.
Details about enrollment in the SPV can be found on: https://www.anaf.ro/anaf/internet/ANAF/servicii_online/inreg_inrol_pf_pj_spv or
- by accessing the ANAF portal, in the "Online Services" section;
- viewing the informative materials published on the ANAFs youtube channel (for legal entities, based on digital certificates follow the link– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHXWtBP4jf4&t=3s and also for individuals, with username and password follow the link – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFQ9KJrI5v0)
- or by phone, calling the ANAF Call Center at no. 031.403.91.60.
As a reminder, if taxpayers do not fulfill their obligation to communicate by electronic means of remote transmission of applications ( through SPV ) from March 1st and submit documents to ANAF as central tax body in electric format, those will not be taken into account.
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