Double taxation can be a significant concern for individuals and businesses operating in both Romania and Belgium. This issue arises when the same income is taxed in more than one jurisdiction, leading to an unfair financial burden on taxpayers. To avoid such situations and to promote cross-border trade and investment, Romania and Belgium have signed a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) that aims to prevent income from being taxed twice — once in Romania and once in Belgium.

From the year 2024, a Romanian legal person can apply the tax regime on the income of micro-enterprises if on December 31 of the previous fiscal year:

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In the coming year of 2024, significant modifications are set to take place regarding corporate taxation. Here are the primary alterations that will be implemented.

Conditions for inclusion as a micro-enterprise in Romania

The most important changes concern the classification of companies as micro-enterprises.

Taxation of corporations in Romania

Source investment guide Deloitte 2023

Accounting and fiscal period

O. G. no. 16/2022 amended the Fiscal Code, therefore I present below the main provisions of the normative act.

 1. Dividend tax - the changes take effect on January 1, 2023

Starting from January 1, 2023, the tax rate for dividends distributed/paid between Romanian legal entities, as well as for those distributed/paid to non-residents, is increased from 5% to 8%.

2. Microenterprise income tax - changes come into effect on January 1, 2023

The micro-enterprise tax is computed as follows:

• 1% for micro-enterprises with at least one employee*
• 3% for micro-enterprises with no employees

* A reduced rate of 1% is applicable for the newly set up Romanian companies having at least one employee and being incorporated for a minimum period of 48 months and whose shareholders/associates did not hold participation titles in other legal entities. This reduced tax rate is only applied to the first 24 months since the registration date of the legal entity.

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What taxes do investors in Romania pay for a micro enterprise created in Romania ?

In 2019, Romanian micro-enterprises pay income tax, according to Title III of the Fiscal Code. The tax rate is 1% for micro-enterprises with at least one employee and 3% for those that do not have employees. Company creation in Romania becomes interesting from a tax point of view.

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