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Declaration 394 (D394, Romania)

Szybka odpowiedź

Romanian recapitulative informational declaration of domestic supplies/acquisitions, filed monthly by VAT payers to ANAF.

Najważniejsze wnioski

  • All VAT-registered taxpayers in Romania (monthly or quarterly)
  • Including micro-companies that are VAT-registered
  • Not required from: non-VAT payers, individuals, public institutions outside VAT

What Declaration 394 is

Declaration 394 (D394) is the Romanian recapitulative informational declaration of supplies and acquisitions performed on national territory between VAT-registered persons. It is filed monthly (by the 30th of the following month) through SPV and allows ANAF to run an automatic cross-check between what the supplier declares and what the buyer declares.

Who files D394

  • All VAT-registered taxpayers in Romania (monthly or quarterly)
  • Including micro-companies that are VAT-registered
  • Not required from: non-VAT payers, individuals, public institutions outside VAT

What D394 contains

  • Section C: B2B sales to partners with a tax ID
  • Section D: B2B purchases from partners with a tax ID
  • Section E: cash supplies/acquisitions (cash registers)
  • Section F: adjustment, reverse and credit invoices
  • For each partner: tax ID, taxable base, VAT amount, number of invoices

Relationship with e-Factura

Starting 2024, ANAF uses RO e-Factura data to pre-populate D394. Practically, if all B2B invoices are sent through RO e-Factura, ANAF builds D394 automatically - the operator only verifies and validates. For high volumes (>500 invoices/month), this cuts D394 prep time from 8-16 hours/month to 30 minutes.

Deadlines and penalties

  • Filing deadline: day 30 of the month following the reporting period
  • Failure to file: fine €2,500-€2,800 for legal entities
  • Incorrect data / partner mismatches: trigger tax inspections and clarification requests
  • Discrepancies over €200 between supplier and buyer → tax inspection almost guaranteed

How D394 is generated

1. The ERP / accounting system extracts every invoice issued and received in the period

2. Groups them per partner (tax ID) with total base + VAT

3. Generates the XML file per the ANAF schema

4. The operator signs it with a qualified digital certificate

5. Submits via SPV → SPV returns a receipt with the registration number

Common mistakes

1. "D394 = VAT journal" - false. The journal is internal; D394 is an external declaration to ANAF with a fixed XML structure.

2. "If I filed D300, I don't have to file D394" - false. D300 (VAT return) and D394 (recapitulative) are complementary, not alternatives.

3. "ANAF pre-population is perfect" - false. Pre-population only covers invoices sent through e-Factura; cash receipts (Section E) and pre-2024 invoices must still be entered manually.

4. "I can report rounded values" - false. ANAF cross-checks to the cent.

Przykład z praktyki

A distribution company with 800 B2B invoices/month spent 12 hours monthly on D394 prep. After connecting their ERP to the [CRMconnect Fiscal Hub](/en/software/anaf-fiscal-compliance), which auto-extracts e-Factura data, groups by tax ID, and runs partner cross-checks, prep time dropped to 45 minutes/month. Partner mismatch rate: 0%.

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Najczęstsze pytania

What is Declaration 394?+

Declaration 394 (D394) is the Romanian recapitulative informational declaration of domestic supplies and acquisitions between VAT-registered persons. It lets ANAF automatically cross-check what the supplier declares against what the buyer declares.

Who files Declaration 394?+

All VAT-registered taxpayers in Romania (monthly or quarterly), including VAT-registered micro-companies. Non-VAT payers, individuals and public institutions outside VAT do not file it.

What does Declaration 394 contain?+

Section C (B2B sales to partners with a tax ID), Section D (B2B purchases), Section E (cash transactions / cash registers) and Section F (adjustment, reverse and credit invoices). For each partner it reports tax ID, taxable base, VAT amount and number of invoices.

What is the D394 filing deadline?+

The 30th of the month following the reporting period. Failure to file attracts a fine of roughly €2,500-€2,800 for legal entities.

What's the difference between D300 and D394?+

D300 is the actual VAT return (collected vs deductible VAT, balance to pay/recover). D394 is the recapitulative informational declaration per partner. Both are filed monthly and are complementary.

Do I have to file D394 if all my invoices go through e-Factura?+

Yes. e-Factura is the way individual invoices are transmitted; D394 is the monthly aggregated recapitulative declaration. ANAF uses e-Factura data for pre-population, but the declaration itself remains mandatory.

How does CRMconnect help with D394?+

CRMconnect automatically extracts data from your ERP (including SmartBill, Oblio, Saga, WinMentor) and from e-Factura, groups it per tax ID, runs cross-check validations with partners, and generates the XML ready to sign and submit via SPV.

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