Romania’s tax authority (ANAF) has launched a public consultation on a draft order to update tax declaration forms, introducing a new logistics tax on non-EU goods, excise reporting for nasal and chewing tobacco, and sector-specific turnover taxes for banks and the oil and gas industry.
Romania’s tax authority, the National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) launched a public consultation on a draft order, on 18 December 2025, which updates the official forms used to declare various taxes.
The primary focus is on modifying Form 100 to include a new logistics tax for managing goods arriving from outside the European Union.
Furthermore, the proposal introduces specific reporting requirements for excise duties on nasal and chewing tobacco, as well as distinct turnover taxes for credit institutions and the oil and gas industries.
The draft orders propose changes to Order No. 587/2016, which governs the format and content of forms used to declare taxes and duties through self-assessment or withholding at source.
These amendments are intended to align the order with recent updates to Law No. 227/2015 (the Fiscal Code), which introduces the logistics tax on non-EU goods and includes chewing and snuff tobacco (CN code 2403 99 10 00) among excisable products.
These changes require postal service providers and other economic operators to follow updated instructions for calculating and submitting their monthly fiscal obligations.
The order aims to align national tax reporting with recent legislative reforms to improve the efficiency of public resources.
