Fiscal Inactivity in Romania 2026: How ANAF Declares Companies Inactive, Consequences, and How to Reactivate
Since 1 January 2026, the Romanian tax authority (ANAF) can declare companies fiscally inactive for two new reasons: not having a Romanian bank account and not filing annual financial statements within five months of the deadline. A company that remains inactive for more than one year faces dissolution. Here is what triggers fiscal inactivity, what the consequences are, and how to reactivate or prevent it.
Romania Share Capital Increase 2026: The Mandatory RON 5,000 Requirement Explained
From 2026, Romanian SRLs with turnover above RON 400,000 must increase share capital to RON 5,000. Deadlines, procedure, documents, fines, and how to comply.
CAEN Rev. 3 Reclassification in Romania: Deadline, Procedure, and What Every Company Must Do by September 2026
Romania has adopted a new classification of economic activities — CAEN Rev. 3. Every company, PFA, and individual enterprise must update its activity codes with the Trade Register. The legal deadline is 25 September 2026, but waiting until the last moment can block other filings. Here is everything you need to know.