The list of countries you can invoice through Billit has just got longer. From now on, you can use our platform to send e-invoices to businesses and public authorities in Romania. For this purpose, Billit has linked with the eFactura platform of the Romanian national tax authority ANAF.
E-invoicing has been mandatory in Romania for anyone doing business with public authorities for some time. Also, starting on 1 July 2024, all Romanian businesses will be required to exchange invoices digitally.
The national tax administration agency ANAF (Agenția Națională de Administrare Fiscală) is Romania’s primary e-invoicing provider. This agency implements the Romanian authorities’ tax policy, collects national taxes, and is responsible for all levies.
ANAF has created the eFactura platform to exchange invoices digitally. Indeed, all e-invoices for Romanian businesses and public authorities must be uploaded in RO_CIUS format (the Romanian standard for digital invoices) on this platform. As such, Romania does not use the UBL format and Peppol, which is the standard in many other countries.
Billit makes it extremely easy to send invoices to Romania. That’s because you can link our invoicing platform with that of ANAF, which means you can send and receive e-invoices directly from Billit in the correct format. There is no need to log into ANAF’s platform, so you can manage everything easily and quickly in your familiar Billit environment.
Our "E-invoicing in Romania" page provides a clear roadmap.
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