Moldova's latest economic review points to widening fiscal pressure, a sharp adjustment in household gas tariffs, and continued growth in remittances and tax collections. The briefing also highlights new regulatory moves in the financial sector, fresh infrastructure and digitalization projects, and mixed corporate results across consumer and beverage businesses.
Moldova's Ministry of Finance discussed the parameters of future tax policy with a business association, focusing in particular on the tax regime for the financial sector and related industries. The ministry is considering proposals to level the playing field for businesses and adjust the tax system so that it remains competitive and supports investment.
Three Moldovan banks have continued repaying emergency loans to the National Bank, while also recovering additional funds through debt collection, asset sales and other proceedings. The latest data show that the overall repayment and recovery process remains active, with the breakdown by bank and funding source revealing important shifts in the pace of asset recovery.
The corporate income tax rate for Moldlova's banks is set to increase by 50% starting in 2027—from 12% to 18%
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Moldova will establish a bank resolution fund for investment companies, and the procedure for establishing the bank resolution fund will change
Moldova’s government is signaling a shift in gas procurement strategy, arguing that smaller monthly purchases may be a more prudent way to navigate volatile market conditions. At the same time, officials say consumer tariffs could still be eased through changes in distribution and supply costs, with room for a broader review of the sector’s structure and regulation.
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