ANAF proposes the abolition of half of the tax units in the country

ANAF has proposed the dissolution of 76 tax units, representing approximately 47% of the total of 161, as part of a cost-efficiency process.

The President of ANAF, Adrian Nica, requested that the number of units proposed for dissolution be even higher, considering the loss of personnel due to departures and retirements. The selection of units for closure is based on 18 criteria, the most important being the cost of collection. In each county, an average of two tax units is expected to remain. Affected personnel will be redistributed to county seat cities. The reorganization of ANAF will begin in approximately two weeks and will last two months, without layoffs, but through the relocation of personnel.

Adrian Nica emphasized the need to allocate resources in areas with high fiscal risk, such as Bucharest, where personnel is insufficient. Additionally, aspects related to bonuses and penalties were discussed, depending on the achievement of the collection plan.