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The total amount of revenues from taxes and duties planned in the state budget for 2022, will be increased by 1 billion 273.2 million lei (+2.7%) to 47 billion 942.4 million lei.

The total amount of revenues from taxes and duties planned in the state budget for 2022, will be increased by 1 billion 273.2 million lei (+2.7%) to 47 billion 942.4 million lei.

The amendments to the Law on State Budget for 2022 approved by the Moldovan government provide for this. Earlier it was expected that the amount of revenues from taxes and fees to the treasury this year would be 46 billion 669.2 million lei. The reassessment of taxes and duties took into account the revised forecast of macroeconomic indicators, as well as the performance of the relevant revenues for the 3 months of this year. It is planned that the main increase of revenues from taxes and duties planned in the state budget for 2022 will come from the following types of revenues: personal income tax - 102.6 million lei; corporate income tax - 190 million lei; value added tax - 790.8 million lei, of which VAT on goods produced in Moldova and services provided on the territory of the RM - 120 million lei and VAT on imported goods - 472.8 million lei and reduction of VAT refund - 198 million lei due to the reduction of the forecast value of exports; excise duties - 182.7 million lei, of which: excises on goods produced in the country - 116.7 million lei, excises on imported goods - 66 million lei; other taxes on goods and services - 7.1 million lei. // 19.04.2022- InfoMarket.

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In Moldova, it is planned to expand the list of socially significant goods that can be sold with a limited trade markup.
In Moldova, it is planned to expand the list of socially significant goods that can be sold with a limited trade markup.
Moldovan government has approved amendments to the state budget for 2022, increasing its deficit by 28% (+4.25 billion) - up to 19 billion 386 million lei.
Moldovan government has approved amendments to the state budget for 2022, increasing its deficit by 28% (+4.25 billion) - up to 19 billion 386 million lei.
Moldova will reduce its domestic public debt by 4.9 billion lei in 2022 by reducing government securities (GS) issues on the primary market by the indicated amount and will not finance the budget deficit by issuing GS.
Moldova will reduce its domestic public debt by 4.9 billion lei in 2022 by reducing government securities (GS) issues on the primary market by the indicated amount and will not finance the budget deficit by issuing GS.
The domestic public debt of Moldova as of the end of March 2022 amounted to 32 billion 196.1 million lei, down by 865.6 million lei (-2.6%), compared to the previous month.
The domestic public debt of Moldova as of the end of March 2022 amounted to 32 billion 196.1 million lei, down by 865.6 million lei (-2.6%), compared to the previous month.
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Prices for fuel in Moldova in the first quarter of 2022 increased by an average of 26.17%, and over the past 12 months (from March 2021 to March 2022) - by 44.85%.
In 2021, Moldova received external state loans totaling $522 million (the equivalent of 9 billion 191.8 million lei), which is $29.6 million (5.3%) less than in 2020.
In 2021, Moldova received external state loans totaling $522 million (the equivalent of 9 billion 191.8 million lei), which is $29.6 million (5.3%) less than in 2020.