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ANAF will partially launch its new portal on November 26, featuring a modernized SPV and a revised website

Riana Gegiu

9 November 2026, 14:11

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ANAF will partially launch its new portal on November 26, 2026, giving taxpayers access to a modernized version of the Virtual Private Space and a completely revised website. However, the platform will not be fully completed on the launch date, ANAF President Adrian Nica said.

The portal is currently in the testing phase, and the authorities intend to open channels through which users can submit feedback. The project includes a more user-friendly interface, smart forms, online appointments, and the possibility of organizing videoconferences with the tax administration.

The launch was initially announced for the summer of this year by Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare, but implementation was postponed and will take place gradually. ANAF says the modernization aims to reduce administrative costs for companies and simplify taxpayers’ interaction with the institution.

Adrian Nica also announced the daily publication of complaints received, along with the timetable for resolving them, to increase transparency. In 2027, ANAF and the Ministry of Finance are preparing a timetable for eliminating bureaucracy. Entrepreneurs can send proposals to [email protected]. More than 2,500 employees were involved in the digitization project.

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Context: Before the new portal, ANAF tested digital tools and prepared the reform of the tax administration

Prior to the partial launch of a modernized portal, ANAF announced the availability for testing, between September and November 2026, of two free applications through which companies can check the data reported through the D406 (SAF‑T) declaration against the D300 VAT return. The agency stated that taxpayer feedback is used to improve the applications and that, at this stage, the data is not transmitted to the institution.

Separately, the Government included in the reform plan the reunification of ANAF and Customs into a single body, with risk-based audits and digitalization as a working direction. By June 30, 2027, a platform is planned to correlate data from e‑Factura, SAF‑T, cash registers, and tax returns, while the Private Virtual Space is set to become the single point of interaction.

Along the same lines, Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare stated that, starting in 2027, the evaluation of ANAF employees will depend on how tax risk is identified and audits are targeted, not merely on the number of inspections or the amounts initially established.