2022 was packed with challenges, but as the year-end draws closer, we realize that these have only made us stronger and more determined. Our team had a professionally rewarding year, and we are thankful for their exceptional work and strong commitment towards our clients. Also, we are grateful to our clients for all the opportunities to work together and to bring their projects to fruition.

29.12.2022 – In its Meeting of 28 December 2022, the Romanian Government approved the solidarity contribution for the oil and gas industry, as well as a series of amendments to the Tax Procedure Code to implement the Romania’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (“NRPP”) measures undertaken by ANAF

23.12.2022 – Latest news in the labor law field

22.12.2022 – Law No. 370 for the approval of Government Ordinance No. 16/2022 amending and supplementing Law No. 227/2017 on the Tax Code, abrogating certain normative acts and other financial-fiscal measures was published in the Official Gazette no. 1228

Our colleagues, Adina Chilim-Dumitriu, Alina Boureanu and Madalina Vasile, contributed the Romanian chapter to the TMT Comparative Guide: 2022 put together by CEE Legal Matters, which covers ten jurisdictions, including Romania. This year’s edition looked at the most important regulations relative to online contracting, digital signatures, and digital archiving across the researched jurisdictions.

13.12.2022 – The European Commission proposes the update of the VAT Directive – “VAT in the Digital Age” legislative package

12.12.2022 – Latest news in the labor law field

09.12.2022 – Latest news in the labor law field

NNDKP together with Enterprise Europe Network Center part of the Constanţa Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Navigation and Agriculture organized on December 7, 2022 in the city of Constanta the seminar “Latest news in the field of labor law”.

Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen (NNDKP) successfully represented ENEL (E-Distributie Banat) in a complex tax dispute relating to the possibility of the taxpayer deducting the value of tax depreciation for tangible assets (electricity grid connectors) acquired from the company’s clients through transfer, for the calculation of corporate income tax. Initially, tax authorities rejected this possibility based on the way in which the company acquired the connectors (free of charge) and considering the existence of accounting depreciation rules different from the tax depreciation rules that were used.

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