Although the law says that the state should no longer ask for documents it has, in practice the situation has not changed. Even in the case of ANAF, when it goes under control, although it will have invoices in the system of the Ministry of Finance (e-Invoice), it is possible to ask for them again.

“Many times government institutions ask citizens for more information than they need. You are loading yourself (as an institution does) with a lot of information that you don’t use or use very little. We have to be much more synthetic, we also have to understand this person who has to fill 70 pages, check 40 places with information that you don’t use or can take from somewhere when you need it. Efficiency must be everywhere. Do not demand more from a citizen than he can give you and what you need,” said Lucian Geiusz, vice-president of the Chamber of Accounts and former head of ANAF.

He says that the state should bother the taxpayer as little as possible.

Legislatively, he says, there is equality between the state and the citizen.

However, Heyush says, there are often laws that are made and not always enforced, even if they are in place. According to him, you as a citizen face certain objective things that stop the application of the law.

The deputy chairman of the Accounting Chamber attacked the state when updating the ballot

Lucian Geiusz says that strange things often happen.

“My ticket ran out and I followed him. I had to carry 4-5 documents in the original and in copies. I said to them:Sir, wait, I know there was a law that says files are no longer required, but you are also asking me for birth certificate, residence certificate, divorce, marriage certificate>. I made a file with about 7-8 documents that I had to submit there.You Population Record: When I was born I was registered with you, when I made a ballot with you, you made it for me, if I die, I will come to you. Why not save them to the database and maybe just ask me if there’s anything else?> I have to carry everything. Not only me, but everyone. We are talking about issuing a bulletin whose validity period is expiring, it is not even new,” the Deputy Chairman of the Accounting Chamber reminds.

According to him, there are many things that politicians think they solve, but when they step outside and become ordinary citizens, they face them “and we go back to our jobs, but we seem to forget them, we don’t solve them “. completely”.

“Here is the problem of an administrative official, as well as a political decision, who often forgets that his main role is a citizen, and not a struggle between one or another party, between personal pride. I have to fight for one thing: to create a better and more comfortable life for the person I represent,” Heyush also stated.