The State Tax Service has set itself the target of ensuring that 90 per cent of revenue flowing into the state budget comes from voluntary compliance with tax legislation. This was stated by its director, Elena Țibirnă, during the training seminar ‘Budget, Tax and Customs Policy 2027: Interpretation, Mechanisms and Procedures for Application’, which took place on 12 November 2026.
The businesses subject to these tax inspections declared 1.2 billion lei in payroll taxes over the first nine months of 2026, an increase of 24.38 per cent compared with the same period in 2025.
In October 2026, the State Tax Service sold confiscated property (household appliances and electronics, wristwatches, accessories and clothing) worth over 147,000 lei.
The State Tax Service is warning taxpayers about attempts at fraud carried out via messages sent in the name of the agency.
Self-employed individuals recorded income of over 56 million lei in October 2026. In September, this figure stood at 53 million lei.
Over the past week – from 2 to 6 November – the State Tax Service (STS) ensured that approximately 1.4 billion lei was paid into the national public budget.
Revenue to the state budget from income tax paid by individuals letting out flats and other property amounted to 105.3 million lei in the first ten months of 2026.
In October this year, State Tax Service inspectors issued fines totalling over 2 million lei for illegal business activities.
Existing API accounts will be deactivated to protect data and prevent unauthorised access to the State Tax Service’s information resources.
The State Tax Service has published the updated procedure for accessing and using the ‘Business Patent Management’ module, which forms part of the ‘e-Cerere’ information system. The new guide sets out the rules for completing forms, verifying and confirming data, as well as the actions available at each stage of the process.
