September 1 brings new increases: the ruin and the Fetești fee grow, VAT increased for companies
The annual tariff of the deletion for cars will increase considerably from September 1, 2025, reaching an almost double price than the current one. At the same time, the national VAT exemption ceiling for small businesses increases from 300,000 lei to 395,000 lei.
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Thus, starting with September 1, 2025, Law no. 141/2025, which brings the following changes regarding the deletion for cars:
– The annual rate of the deletion for cars increases from € 28 to € 50 (VAT included).
– The fine for the lack of the ruin increases, from 250–500 lei to 500–1,000 lei.
“The rates paid before this time remain valid for the entire validity period for which they were issued. We recommend that you check the validity of the ruin and make sure you follow the new regulations to avoid sanctions.”CNAIR informed.
Thus, starting with September 1, the tariffs for the ruin will grow as follows:
The one -day ruin: from 2.5 euros to 3.5 euros
10 -day ruin: from 3.3 euros to 6 euros
30 -day ruin: from 5.3 euros to 9.5 euros
60 -day ruin: from 8.4 euros to 15 euros
12 -month -old ruin: from 28 euros to 50 euros
At the same time, the fine for the absence of the ruin increases, from 250-500 lei to 500–1,000 lei.
How much will the bridge fee cost
At the same time, the fees for crossing the bridges over the Danube from Fetești and Giurgeni are also increased, but also the fines for their non -payment.
Thus, according to the document, the tax for cars will increase from 13 lei to 19 lei for Fetești-Cernavoda bridges and from 11 lei to the Giurgeni-Vadu Oii Bridge.
At the same time, the fines for non -payment of the bridge tax start from 190 lei. Also from September, it would only increase for cars and Rovinieta, from 28 euros to 50 euros per year. The project is in the moment in public consultation.
The government increased at 395,000 lei the VAT exemption ceiling for small companies
MSI, on Thursday the Government approved an ordinance to amend the Fiscal Code through which the national VAT exemption ceiling for small businesses increases from 300,000 lei to 395,000 lei, starting with September 1, 2025.
The measure transposes into the national legislation the EU Directive 2020/285, which allows small enterprises to apply the special exemption regime and in other Member States, provided that the turnover at European level does not exceed 100,000 euros, and the operations carried out in a Member State fall within the applicable exemption ceiling there.
Thus, the companies that fall into the new ceiling will not collect VAT for the deliveries of goods and services, but will not be able to deduce VAT for purchases.
According to the ordinance, the taxpayers who exceeded in August the old ceiling of 300,000 lei, but not the new one, of 395,000 lei, will not be obliged to register for VAT purposes. In contrast, if the increased ceiling was exceeded in August, the taxable person must request the registration until September 10 and apply the normal tax regime from this date.
At the same time, the companies already registered for VAT purposes, but have not exceeded the exemption ceiling in the previous year and neither the updated ceiling can request the removal to return to the special exemption regime.
The ordinance also introduces changes regarding the place of provision for services with virtual presence or transmitted online, which will be taxed in the consumer Member State, according to the European VAT regulations.
