Moldova will extend the deadline for filing declarations and reports, as well as payment of taxes and fees for heads of enterprises with COVID-19.
This is provided for by the Law on the establishment of measures to support entrepreneurs in case of impossibility of calculating, reporting and paying taxes (duties), fees and other mandatory payments, which the parliament adopted on Friday in the first reading. The document was developed in order to support enterprises in case of impossibility of calculation, reporting and payment of taxes (duties), fees and other mandatory payments. According to the bill, the deadline for filing declarations and reports, as well as the deadline for the repayment of obligations to pay taxes (duties), fees and other mandatory payments can be extended by 20 days if the head of the enterprise or another official who, due to his/her official duties, carries out calculating and / or paying off tax liabilities in accordance with the established procedure and terms, is on medical leave in connection with the treatment of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) infection. It is planned that this law will operate during a public health emergency and a state of emergency, in derogation from the provisions of the Tax Code, the Law on the amount, procedure and timing of payment of compulsory health insurance contributions and the Law on the state social insurance system. The right provided for by the aforementioned law may be exercised on the basis of an application submitted to the State Tax Service in accordance with the established procedure within 20 working days from the date of termination of medical leave. The bill was developed by the deputy from the PAS faction Radu Marian. According to him, the document was prepared by him after a public appeal signed by nearly 3,000 people, including accountants and company administrators. // 16.04.2021 — InfoMarket.
