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Declarații, in Romanian, refers to formal written statements of facts, declarations of intention, or attestations provided to authorities, employers, or institutions. The term derives from the verb declara, meaning to declare, and encompasses documents used in legal, administrative, and financial procedures. A declarație may be sworn or not, depending on its purpose and the relevant law, and it often serves to support applications, filings, or regulatory processes.

Common types of declarații include declarații fiscale (tax declarations) used to report income and tax obligations; declarații de avere (assets declarations) required in public office or for certain positions; and declarații pe proprie răspundere (declarations on one’s own responsibility) made by individuals in various administrative procedures. Notarial declarations (declarații notariale) are statements prepared or certified by a notary public. In business and government, declarații can also certify compliance with regulations, conformity, or eligibility for benefits.

Legal status and accountability are central to declarații. False or misleading statements can trigger penalties for fals în declarații (false statements in declarations) under Romanian law, and individuals may face fines, criminal charges, or other sanctions if information is intentionally misrepresented. Authorities may verify the accuracy of declarații through supporting documents, inquiries, or audits, and declarants may be required to correct or supplement information.

Related concepts include declarații de avere, declarații fiscale, and declarații pe proprie răspundere, each serving distinct purposes in administrative and legal contexts. Understanding the specific requirements and potential penalties is important when preparing or signing a declarație.