Tax for Foreign Worker

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ExpatPH Active member

Member since 31 July 2016

ExpatPHActive member12 May 2017 07:05:01

Hello,

What percent is the Tax here in Romania for a foreign worker like me?
My employer is also a foreigner (Belgian) but married to a Romanian girl and will be here for good.

I know my employer will have to deal with the taxation works but just want to know how much is deducted to my first salary and the end of this month.

Thank you!

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest12 May 2017 07:33:53

Try this calculator

http://www.avocatnet.ro/content/calculator

Your employer should have explained this to you at the start of the work contract.

Romaniac
Expat.com Experts Team

raun cesar Active member

Member since 16 February 2017

raun cesarActive member16 May 2017 10:29:25

This calculator is amazing thanks man

romaniaorbust Member

Member since 28 November 2017

romaniaorbustMember03 January 2018 11:54:36

romaniac wrote:
Try this calculator

http://www.avocatnet.ro/content/calculator

Your employer should have explained this to you at the start of the work contract.

Romaniac
Expat.com Experts Team

I searched this site but can no longer find this calculator. Romaniac by chance do you know anything about if I continue to work for a United States company while I live in Romania which would be the better place to be taxed? I know a treaty exists between the two to prevent double taxation and I imagine I can choose to be a LLC in the States or SRL in Romania to determine where I pay taxes. I will be a contractor in the states for a US based business.

JohnnyStLouis Contributor

Member since 19 November 2017

JohnnyStLouisContributor03 January 2018 12:20:13

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You will be taxed by the USA no matter where you work and who you work for and where the money is held or paid out. This is American law as long as you carry an American passport, you have no choice. The only question is how much Romanian tax you must pay and what part, if any, is deductible on your US tax liability.

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest03 January 2018 12:55:49

romaniaorbust wrote:
romaniac wrote:
Try this calculator

http://www.avocatnet.ro/content/calculator

Your employer should have explained this to you at the start of the work contract.

Romaniac
Expat.com Experts Team

I searched this site but can no longer find this calculator. Romaniac by chance do you know anything about if I continue to work for a United States company while I live in Romania which would be the better place to be taxed? I know a treaty exists between the two to prevent double taxation and I imagine I can choose to be a LLC in the States or SRL in Romania to determine where I pay taxes. I will be a contractor in the states for a US based business.

For the taxation issue, Johnny's reply is right on the button. You cannot pick and choose where you'll pay taxes, the IRS will get their share!

As for the calculator, I found a new one.: https://www.calculatorvenituri.ro/#calculavansat

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