The Alina Szilaghi law office assists companies in their dealings with the tax authority, from analysing the tax treatment of a transaction before it is carried out to audits, appeals and court proceedings. Tax rules change often, including in 2025–2026, so the regime that applies is checked as at the date of the transaction.
What we cover
- advice on the tax consequences of contracts, intra-group transactions and share transfers, working with the company’s tax advisers and accountants where needed;
- preparing the company for tax audits and inspections, and representation during them;
- administrative appeals and tax litigation under the Fiscal Code (Law no. 227/2015), the Fiscal Procedure Code (Law no. 207/2015) and the Administrative Litigation Law no. 554/2004;
- tax enforcement measures (garnishments, seizures) and challenges to them, payment schedules and other facilities;
- liability of directors and shareholders for company debts, in the cases provided by law.
How we work
- We review the act or transaction, the documents and the deadlines (a late appeal cannot be repaired).
- We agree the strategy: negotiation, response to the inspection report, appeal or court action.
- We draft the documents and represent the company before the authorities and courts, keeping you informed at each stage.
See also administrative and tax litigation, litigation and arbitration and debt recovery. Companies with continuing needs can opt for retained legal services. Fees are agreed before work starts (see Fees); book a consultation.
How we can help
- Advice on the tax treatment of operations and commercial contracts
- Assistance during ANAF tax audits and inspections
- Administrative appeals against tax assessment decisions
- Tax litigation before the courts
- Challenging tax enforcement measures and garnishments
- Payment schedules and tax facilities
- Liability of directors and shareholders for tax debts
- Tax treatment of restructurings, share transfers and intra-group transactions
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