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The RO e-Transport system has become a central tool for monitoring road transport of goods and reducing tax evasion. With the legislative changes adopted in 2024 and applicable from 2025, the tax authorities have updated the guide to reflect the legislative changes of 2024–2025 related to the RO e-Transport system in Romania.
The new version of the guide is divided into two main sections:
The goods with high fiscal risk are:
vegetables, plants, roots and food tubers, falling within CN codes 0701 to 0714 inclusive;
Shipment types:
The obligation to obtain the UIT code depends on the nature of the operation:
Users who are required to declare goods in E-transport are also required to provide the transport operator/driver with the ITU code for the transported goods. The UIT code must be written on the transport document, legible and without deletions or additions.
In order to declare the transport of goods with high fiscal risk and the international road transport of goods, economic operators must be registered in the SPV (electronic private space of the fiscal authorities), in their own name or through a legal representative, through a designated representative or through a proxy.
The structure of the declaration includes:
Each shipment is identified by a unique UIT code, which allows the tracking of the route of the goods, both nationally and internationally.
The UIT code is generated no more than 3 (three) days before transport and is valid for 5 (five) calendar days. After the departure of the vehicle or entry into Romania, the inputted data in the system can no longer be changed.
Shipments for diplomatic missions, NATO or international organizations, excise goods under suspension regime and postal parcels up to 31.5 kg according to GEO 13/2013 are not declared.
In accordance with the provisions of art. 13¹ of GEO no. 41/2022, the following acts constitute contraventions, if they are not committed under such conditions that, according to the criminal law, they are considered crimes:
The facts listed above are sanctioned with a fine of:
If, within a maximum of 12 months from the first sanction of the act, the economic operator commits:
If the second contravention occurs more than 12 months after the first sanction, only the fine is applied (not the confiscation).
Exception: the complementary sanction of confiscation does not apply if the non-declaration of the transport of goods with high fiscal risk is found after the end of the transport, but the transport is recorded in the supporting documents and is reflected in the accounting in the corresponding period.
Other acts considered contraventions(if they are not crimes) that are sanctioned with a fine:
ANAF, the Romanian Customs Authority and the Romanian Police have the competence to apply the sanctions. All fines are registered in a centralized register managed by ANAF, the “Electronic Register of Sanctions Applied in RO e-Transport”, according to ANAF Order no. 1659/2025.
Complying with the obligations related to the RO e-Transport system is a challenge for companies that carry out national and international transports. Our specialists from Romania can support you in the correct interpretation and application of the legislative requirements, the registration and use of the system, but also in the preparation of documentation to avoid penalties and delays.