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A Romanian SRL for IT, e-commerce & holdings.
An EU company built for your model — software/SaaS, online sales or a holding structure — with the right CAEN codes, VAT and 1% micro tax where eligible. Remote, in English, €990 flat.
- NACE/CAEN codes mapped to your activity
- VAT & intra-EU trade setup
- 1% micro tax where eligible
Built for
- IT freelancers & SaaS founders
- E-commerce / marketplace sellers
- Holding & consulting structures
- EU/remote entrepreneurs
Useful resources
Guides for IT, e-commerce & holding founders
CAEN / NACE codes →
Pick the right activity codes for software or sales.
VAT & intra-EU →
VAT registration for e-commerce and EU trade.
Company tax guide →
Micro 1%, profit tax, VAT and dividends.
Compliance after setup →
What your SRL must file once it's running.
Holding company →
Is a Romanian holding worth it for you?
Tax calculator →
Compare 1% micro with 16% profit tax.
Romanian SRL for IT / e-commerce — FAQ
Is a Romanian SRL good for an IT/SaaS business?
Often yes — an EU entity, competitive taxation (1% micro where eligible), and straightforward invoicing of EU clients. We map your NACE/CAEN codes for software/IT.
What about e-commerce and VAT?
E-commerce sellers usually need VAT and intra-EU trade setup. We register VAT and guide OSS/intra-EU basics.
Can I use it as a holding company?
Yes — Romania can be efficient for holdings under conditions. See our holding guide and confirm specifics with us.
Why a Romanian SRL fits IT, SaaS and e-commerce
For software, SaaS and online-sales businesses, a Romanian SRL gives you a genuine EU entity — useful when clients, platforms and payment providers prefer to contract with a company inside the single market. Cross-border digital and goods sales bring VAT into play, and an SRL can register for VAT and use the OSS (One-Stop Shop) mechanism to report intra-EU B2C sales through a single return rather than registering in every customer country. For B2B intra-EU services and goods, the standard EU VAT rules and reverse-charge mechanism apply once you are set up correctly.
Getting the CAEN codes right matters: these are the Romanian activity codes that define what your company is registered to do, and they should map cleanly to software development, IT services, e-commerce or your specific model. The right codes keep your invoicing and VAT treatment consistent. On top of this, where the business stays within the conditions, the 1% micro regime can apply — taxing turnover at 1% at company level instead of 16% on profit, which is often compelling for lean, profitable digital businesses under the turnover cap.
Common questions
Do I need VAT from day one? It depends on your model and where your customers are. E-commerce and cross-border sellers usually do; we assess your case and register where required.
Can I combine the 1% micro regime with this? Where you meet the cap, employee and activity conditions, yes. Eligibility and VAT rules change periodically, so confirm the current rules for your activity before relying on them.
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