Romania has approved the model and content of Form (F8000), which will be used by reporting crypto asset service providers, with the final rules largely unchanged from the version released for public consultation earlier this year.
Romania has published Order No. 750/2026, issued by the President of the National Agency for Fiscal Administration, approving the model and content of Form (F8000) for use by reporting crypto asset service providers.
The final Order introduces the official reporting form without making significant changes to the draft version released for public consultation in March 2026. As a result, the reporting framework set out in the draft has been retained in the final legislation.
The approval of Form (F8000) provides reporting crypto asset service providers with the prescribed format for meeting their reporting obligations under Romania’s tax administration framework.
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Earlier, Romania’s tax authority (ANAF) released a draft order on 27 February 2026 establishing Form F8000, which Reporting Crypto Asset Service Providers must use to comply with the EU’s Amending Directive 2023/2226 (DAC8).
