MIXED COMPANY
A mixed company is an economic operator that transports goods in its own name, meaning it is both the owner of the goods and the entity actually transporting them with its own fleet. It combines the obligations of both roles as defined in e-Transport legislation.
The term is not explicitly defined in the legislation, but it is commonly used to clarify participant roles in e-Transport.
1. Obligations as a Declarant ( UIT Reporting Entity)
- generate UIT codes for commercial transactions in Romania of high fiscal risk goods exceeding 500 kg or RON 10,000 in value, transported using vehicles with a minimum authorized mass of 2.5 tons or more;
- generate UIT codes for international commercial transactions (imports, exports, intra-Community acquisitions (AIC) or intra-Community deliveries (LIC)) for all types of goods that exceed the applicable legal thresholds.
2. Obligations as a Transport for its own vehicles:
Real-time monitoring at ANAF: ensure the transmission of current vehicle positioning data throughout the entire route
Updating vehicle details in the UIT code if the tractor unit, trailer, or vehicle changes, or in case of transshipment;
Making the UIT code available to the driver before departure.
Examples of Mixed Companies:
Manufacturers delivering goods to clients with their own fleet.
Retailers with a store network distributing goods from a central warehouse.
Farmers transporting their harvest from the field to their own silo or warehouse.
Distributors operating with their own vehicles.






