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The government has begun talks with major global software manufacturers to speed up the digitalization of the National Tax Administration Agency (ANAF), according to a memorandum discussed in the secret act’s section of the executive. Finance Minister Adrian Câciu confirmed to Economedia and G4Media that the program is aimed at „accelerated digitalization, faster than the NRRP provides, and the aim is to build systems for the benefit of taxpayers so that they no longer have to deal with the ANAF on a daily basis.”
According to Economedia, the total budget for developing digital systems is €250 million. The Ministry of Finance has sent requests to the leading IT solution providers to submit solutions already proven in other EU member states, and the government’s plan is to have these systems up and running by 2023.
What systems the Ministry of Finance wants to digitalize:
– business to business (B2B) and business to government (B2G) invoices
– Virtual Private Space
– Standard Fiscal Control File (SAF-T)
– RO e-Transport integrated electronic system for monitoring road transport of goods with a high tax risk
– globalization of revenue
– digital customs
– VAT
In addition to these, three other systems will be used to build the general budget and track expenditure in public institutions, according to Economedia.