Revolut customers in Romania, both natural persons, legal or free professionals, will be able to make taxes and taxes to the treasury in the country, both by bank transfer, from the Revolut account and with the card.
Tax payments to the treasury accounts, directly from the photo application: Archive
Revolut introduces tax payments to treasury accounts, directly from the application.
“With the help of this functionality, customers natural and legal persons can make bank transfer to the treasury accounts of public institutions, one of the facilities expected by customers who use Revolut as a main bank account. In this way, in addition to the existing modalities on the ANAF site (payment through SPV) or through Ghişeul.ro, customers will be able to make payments directly in the IBAN accounts of financial administrations or to other public entities that charge taxes and taxes or will be able to pay by card to the financial administrations. The taxes that can be collected are those related to the income tax, the payment of the value added tax (VAT), social or health insurance, administrative taxes, etc.“, It is stated in a statement of the bank.
Among the tax payments are: income taxes, VAT and services for services made by state institutions and authorities.
Starting in December 2024, Revolut customers in Romania benefit from local IBANs Revolut, and the branch has become a participant in the local regis and transforest payment systems.
The company has plans to expand the product portfolio and intends to conclude partnerships with other state authorities to provide new functionalities, such as collection of social benefits (pensions, unemployment aid payments, etc.).
Revolut is a licensed bank, launched in 2015 in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, with money transfer and foreign exchange services. Currently, 45 million customers in the world use dozens of innovative Revolut products to perform more than half a billion transactions per month. The bank has over four million customers in Romania.
In 2024, Revolut reached a new threshold in Romania, with its users making more than one billion transactions, which represents an increase of 58% compared to the previous year.
