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Hold on I am also in Romania and pay 7%. Are you classed as PFA Consultant? If so then there's no programming "allowed" else it's the wrong category. Which tax
by romaniatax 5y ago
Hold on I am also in Romania and pay 7%. Are you classed as PFA Consultant? If so then there's no programming "allowed" else it's the wrong category. Which tax code are you using so I can switch?
- bogdanu 5y agoYup, I'm a PFA with a fixed taxation rate (norma de venit) using 6202. Keep in mind that taxation rates differ by a lot for each county.
- romaniatax 5y ago6202 is strictly for consulting services (ie. no programming). was advised by anaf and my accountant not to use it as it would be, basically, fraud (since i also write code not just "advice" - which is what the romanian tax system defines as consulting). use it at your own risk as they can back-tax if they catch you. either way thanks for this!
- bogdanu 5y agoYes, I'm aware. I'm not worried because in my contracts it's mentioned that I offer consulting services.
- romaniatax 5y agoWell that's great but I decided not to massage my contracts to accommodate for an _even_ lower tax.
- lostmsu 5y agoHow are Romanian taxes on capital gains? VAT?
- romaniatax 5y agoAll I can find on the topic is: https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/romania/individual/income-determination#:~:text=The%20net%20capital%20gain%20is,or%20sale%20are%20tax%20deductible https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/romania/individual/income-deter.... > The net capital gain is subject to income tax at the flat rate of 10%. The taxable amount is calculated based on the difference between the sale price and the acquisition price of the shares. In general, broker/transaction fees in connection with the acquisition or sale are tax deductible. I have no clue tho how it works.