ROMANIA, A BUSINESS FRIENDLY HUB FOR INVESTMENT

LOW TAXE RATES

Romania has some of the lowest corporate tax rates in the EU, including a revenue tax of 1% for small companies with a turnover of up to EUR 1 million, and a flat 16% corporate income tax rate for larger companies. Dividends are taxed at a relatively low 8%, which is appealing to investors and business owners seeking tax efficiency.

        SIMPLE COMPANY SETUP PROCESS

Starting a business in Romania is relatively straightforward and can be done remotely, meaning foreign investors can establish a company without needing to be physically present. With digital and bilingual (English-Romanian) documentation options, setting up and managing compliance requirements are easier, especially with professional assistance.

 ACCESS TO EU MARKET

Romania is an EU member, giving companies registered there access to the entire EU single market, with over 450 million consumers, and facilitating easy trade with other EU countries.

This also makes it easier for companies to do business with the Schengen Area countries and enjoy the advantages of EU trade agreements.

SKILLED, MULTILINGUAL WORKFORCE

Romania boasts a highly skilled workforce with expertise in IT, engineering, and various professional services. English, German, and French are commonly spoken, making communication smoother for international business operations.

COST-EFFECTIVE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Romania offers lower operating costs compared to many Western European countries, including affordable labor, office space, and utilities. This makes it an attractive destination for startups and businesses aiming to minimize expenses.

GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES AND EU FUNDING

Romania offers various incentives for foreign investment, especially in tech, manufacturing, and research and development. Businesses can also access EU funding for regional development projects, innovation, and sustainability initiatives.

STABLE AND GROWING ECONOMY

Romania has shown consistent economic growth in recent years, and its economy is increasingly diversifying. The country has a strategic location in Central and Eastern Europe, with improving infrastructure and transport links to other European markets.