City Hall of Sfantu Gheorghe*

This procedure regulates the method of obtaining the fiscal certificate for individuals. For the transfer of ownership rights over buildings, land, and means of transport, the payment of all overdue obligations and full payment for the asset to be transferred is required.

Fiscal certificates for succession proceedings will be requested by the Notary Office where the succession will be discussed.

The fiscal attestation certificate is issued within a maximum of two working days from the date of the request.

Applications for the issuance of the fiscal certificate must be signed by the applicant with a qualified electronic signature.

This procedure regulates the method of obtaining the fiscal certificate for legal entities.

For the transfer of ownership of buildings, land, and means of transport, it is necessary to pay all overdue obligations and the full payment for the asset to be transferred.

The fiscal certificate is issued within a maximum of two working days from the date of the request.

Requests for the issuance of the fiscal certificate will be signed by the applicant with a qualified electronic signature.

Registration of land in the fiscal records for the purpose of determining the land tax/fee, in the case of individuals.

Any person who owns land located in Romania owes an annual tax/fee for it, except in cases where the legislation provides otherwise.

In the case of acquiring land during the year, the owner is required to submit a tax declaration to the local tax authority within whose territorial jurisdiction the land is located, within 30 days from the date of acquisition, and owes land tax starting from January 1st of the following year.

Declaring land for taxation purposes and registering it in the records of the local public administration authorities is a legal obligation of taxpayers who own these properties.

Registration of buildings in tax records for the purpose of determining the building tax/fee, in the case of individuals.

Any person who owns a building located in Romania owes an annual tax for that building, except where otherwise provided by law.

In the case of acquiring a building during the year, its owner is obliged to submit a declaration to the local tax authority within whose territorial jurisdiction the building is located, within 30 days from the date of acquisition and owes building tax starting from January 1 of the following year.

The declaration of buildings for taxation purposes and their registration in the records of local public administration authorities constitutes a legal obligation of taxpayers who own these properties, even if they were constructed without a building permit.