TAX IQ

Paid tax abroad? You may still need to file in Romania.

If you are a Romanian tax resident, you are generally taxed on your worldwide income — even if that income was already taxed in another country.

Think of it this way:
Filing ≠ paying twice.

Double taxation treaties may allow a foreign tax credit, so the same income isn’t taxed twice — but reporting is still required.

Here’s the clear explanation ↓
https://rotaxiq.com/annual-tax-return-assistance/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=annual-tax-return&utm_content=paid-tax-abroad

💸Gains from investments? Romania wants the story

If you sold shares, ETFs, or other investments this year - whether in Romania or abroad - you might wonder how Romania treats the gain.

Here’s the short version: capital gains are part of your annual tax return. Romania looks at the difference between what you paid and what you sold for, and that result shapes your tax obligation.

It’s not about the size of the gain - it’s about clarity.

If you want the longer version, start here:
👉https://rotaxiq.com/romanian-taxation-of-capital-gains/