According to this year’s state budget, revenue would amount to 33.7% of the gross domestic product.
The reorganization process will be laid out following technical consultations with the World Bank. A delegation from the Bank will visit Romania to assess the current status of the local taxation system and outline a series of measures aimed to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the public revenue collection system, Dragoi told Mediafax on Monday.
The plan is to implement a centralized database of taxpayers, get the banking system more involved and limit face-to-face interaction between taxpayers and authorities.
ANAF’s reform is one of the requirements included in a EUR1 billion precautionary loan program Romania and the World Bank are scheduled to sign this summer.