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- Setting up a company in Romania
- Create a Romanian Joint-Stock company
- Types of Romanian Companies
- Romanian representative office or company branch
- Registering a Romanian Micro-Company
- Buying a Romanian Company
- Permits & licenses
- Incorporating a European Company
- The Trade Register
- Contract Law in Romania
- Romanian Administrators
- Liquidating a Company
- International Contracts
- Romanian Shelf Company
- Authorized Physical Person
- Property Tax in Romania
- The Romanian Land Registry
- Purchasing real estate
- Conditions for foreigners to buy Romanian properties
- New conveyance VAT
- The Recuperation of Properties
- New Minimum Corporate Tax
- Deductibility Regulations
- Avoid double taxation (e.g. Romania - UK)
- Paying taxes
- Repatriate profits
- Anti-Crisis Measures
- The Romanian Power of Attorney
- Import-Export in Romania
- Romanian Public Notaries
- The Arbitration Court
- About Legal Executors
- Recognition of Foreign Judgments
- Dismissal of employees
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Labor Law in Romania
- A guide: Romanian Courts
- Incentives for investments in Romania
- Debt Collection in Romania
- Trademark Registration
- Trial Phases in Romania
- About Romanian Lawyers
The activity of import-export in Romania can be performed in most cases without
any measure of control or supervision. This is a particular aspect of the
international commercial liberty principle in Romania.
The importing-exporting of certain goods is however subject of some measures of
control, if regarded as a general interest of the national economy. These are
exceptions to the general rule, and as a result, if a certain operation is not
explicitly categorized as being under supervision, then it is regarded being
able to perform freely.
In the cases where measures of control and supervision are imposed, there are 2
types of approvals which can be granted: licenses and other authorizations.
Issuance of licenses
Licenses are granted only to commercial entities headquartered in Romania
activating internationally. The request for licenses are to be made for each
separate country, foreign partner and tariff position of the merchandise. The
Romanian Ministry of Economy and Finance has the attribution to receive requests
and grant the licenses.
Other Authorizations
In some cases, internal regulations impose the issuance from public
institutions of other authorizations (different from licenses) for cross-border transit of certain categories of merchandise.
The Romanian legislation requires, in certain special
situations, import-export authorizations for commerce with the following type of
products: animal and related products; plants and related products; drugs;
alimentary and agricultural products; elements of the human body, medical and
pharmaceutical products; guns, ammunition, toxic and explosive materials and
nuclear products and technologies; waste admitted for import-export, products
dangerous for the population and environment; goods part of the national
cultural patrimony; tobacco and alcohol; genetically modified organisms;
chemical products; precious metals and gems etc.
Granting of the authorization will be refused in the following situations: the
entity does fulfil the legal conditions necessary for international commerce, as
a sanction to the importer/exporter, the merchandise is subject to control and
supervision from the Romanian authorities (or the authorities of the country of
destination) and the conditions for the authorization are not fulfilled, the
merchandise is forbidden to be imported or exported etc.
We have exceeded 150 incorporations of Romanian companies having foreign shareholder structures. We offer complete legal assistance for any type of Romanian company formation including Romanian SRL (LLC) or Joint-Stock (SA) registration, office address and general advice for matters related to taxation, Labor regulations as well as on-going assistance after the formation of the company.
