Changes in the granting of paternity leave

The Law of paternity leave no. 210/1999, is amended by the publication in the Official Gazette no. 845 of 29.08.2022 of OUG no. 117.

By Law no. 265/22.07.2022, among other things, amendments are made to the procedure of registration in the Trade Register.

From January 2023, the status of micro-enterprises will see some significant changes.

There has been a lot of discussion in the last days about the proposals for amending the fiscal Code, their final form being present in the Government Ordinance 16/2022.

Starting with January 1, 2023, according to Law 195/2022, the obligations of archiving the payroll states issued by employers will decrease to 5 years

Starting August, new tax increases will be introduced in the case of gambling winnings, and also this time it is proposed to increase the level of the total excise duty for cigarettes and alcoholic beverages.

It is proposed to introduce as a monthly basis for calculating the social security contribution and the health social security contribution of the minimum gross salary per country guaranteed in payment, starting with January 2023.

In these days, the Ministry of Finance will publish the draft amendment of the fiscal Code, which provides for changes that will come into force starting with 01.01.2023.

The Government adopted OUG no. 73/2022, extending until 31.12.2022 the period for which employers have the possibility to reduce the working time of employees by no more than 80% of the daily, weekly or monthly duration and obtain financial aid from the Government.

The meal ticket will have, starting July 1, 2022, a maximum value of 30 lei.

Law no. 139/2022 establishes the obligation to practice RO e-Invoice system in relation to B2G, starting with 01.07.2022.

According to Law 144 of 2022, the General Register of employees (REVISAL) will be accessible online, at any time, for employees and former employees.

According to Law no. 135/2022, starting with the incomes related to June 2022 and until the end of 2028, the minimum gross salary for the fields of agriculture and food industry will be at least 3.000 lei per month.

Employers in Romania will be able to voluntarily increase the salaries of employees with the minimum wage by 200 lei, this additional amount will be exempted from the payment of tax and social contributions.

The alert status was last extended for 30 days, starting February 7, 2022, and March 8, 2022 was the last day on which the restrictions set by the Government decision were valid.