Reform of the National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) through digitalisation

The reform aims to ensure the long-term sustainability of public finances and aims to increase the revenue/GDP ratio (by 2.5 percentage points until the fourth quarter of 2025, compared to 2019) and reduce the VAT tax gap (by 5% until Q4 2026, compared to 2019) with a deadline of December 31, 2025)

I1. Increasing taxpayers' voluntary compliance by developing digital services through minimal interaction with taxpayers, simplifying electronic forms, developing One Stop Shop remote services (OSS_RO), VIES_RO (Value Added Tax Information Exchange System)

I2. Improving tax administration processes, including through the implementation of integrated risk management, risk-adjusted fiscal treatment, strengthening control capabilities and creating a complex Big Data

I3 Platform. Ensuring the ability to respond to current and future informational challenges, including in the context of the pandemic, through the digital transformation of the MF/ANAF through the implementation of the financial hub, ensuring the hardware/software infrastructure and the interoperability of the PNRR systems is a unique opportunity for the digital development of the tax administration, implementation of new, innovative concepts that will modify or influence the institution's operating paradigm and facilitate the transition to a predominantly digital interaction, both in processes that involve interactions external to the institution and in its internal processes.

All the measures covered by the reform are expected to be implemented at the latest by 30 June 2026.