Moldova will select 20 companies to boost online sales in foreign markets
As part of a World Bank-funded program, the Moldovan Investment Agency is selecting 20 companies that wish to increase their online sales in international markets
E-commerce
Rules are being drafted for the registration of intermediaries responsible for collecting VAT on online orders valued at up to 150 euros
The State Tax Service has released a draft procedure for public consultation that will define how intermediaries will register to operate under the new VAT regime for online orders from abroad valued at up to 150 euros. The document is intended to establish a mechanism for registering such intermediaries, their interactions with the agency, and the conditions under which they will be able to represent foreign sellers and marketplaces in the local market.
Moldova Presented Investment Opportunities at an E-Commerce Forum in Brașov
At a regional forum in Brașov, Moldova presented its investment opportunities in the fields of e-commerce and logistics, emphasizing infrastructure development and the digitalization of the economy. Participation in the event allowed the country to highlight the potential of a market that, while still underdeveloped, offers significant opportunities for investors and industry players.
In Moldova, consumers will be able to freely choose their electricity and gas providers
In Moldova, electricity and natural gas consumers are free to choose their supplier based on the terms that best suit them—ANRE
Moldova Will Introduce New Energy-Labeling Rules for Household Appliances and Refrigerators
Moldova is preparing to update the energy-labeling regulations for household appliances and refrigeration equipment: consumers are promised clearer and more comparable information about energy efficiency classes and product specifications before making a purchase, including for online sales. The new requirements will apply to several product categories at once and bring national regulations into line with European standards.
Moldova Will Launch a Service to Compare Offers from Gas and Electricity Providers
Moldova is developing a unified digital service that will allow consumers to compare offers from gas and electricity providers based on clear and consistent rules. The new tool is intended to centralize data on rates and terms, as well as change the process for publishing and verifying offers on the market.
Moldova Will Introduce VAT and a Processing Fee for Low-Cost Imported Packages
In Moldova, a special VAT regime and a processing fee of 12 lei per package will be introduced for goods imported through online commerce with a value of up to 150 euros
Moldova has launched a portal on international trade in goods
Moldova's National Bureau of Statistics has launched a new online portal for international trade in goods, giving users an interactive tool to explore and download trade data in a more flexible format. The platform has already been refined after a public testing period and now offers expanded options for analysis, including multiple classifications, reporting periods and partner groupings.
The Ministry of Finance is discussing new rules with the industry regarding packages from overseas online retailers
Moldova's Ministry of Finance is discussing changes to the tax and customs regime for packages from foreign online stores with postal and courier service providers as part of its preparations for the 2027 tax policy
In Moldova, people are collecting signatures to preserve the tax exemption on packages from the EU valued at up to 150 euros
In Moldova, a petition has been launched on a government platform to preserve the tax exemption for small packages from the EU or to introduce a mechanism that would prevent double taxation. The initiative emerged amid upcoming changes to the rules governing the import of postal items and has already sparked a debate about how the new regulations will affect consumers and e-commerce.
Moldova is reforming its postal sector to facilitate EU integration and support Poșta Moldovei
Moldova is preparing a reform of the postal sector that is intended to bring the industry in line with EU standards while also changing the rules governing support for the national operator. The authorities also intend to review their approach to compensating for social obligations, controlling rates, and regulating the rapidly growing parcel market, where the balance of power is already shifting noticeably.
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