Tax policy
Moldova is harmonizing its direct tax legislation with European Union regulations
Moldova is pushing for changes to its tax legislation that are intended to bring its direct tax rules more in line with European Union standards. These changes involve revising approaches to the taxation of certain types of income, as well as introducing new mechanisms for cross-border companies and the resolution of tax disputes.
The World Bank may provide funding for new development projects in Moldova and offer technical assistance
The World Bank will consider financing new development projects in Moldova and will provide expert and technical assistance in areas such as the pension system, tax policy, public sector wages, railway infrastructure, and the development of the public and private sectors
Moldova and the Netherlands Will Expand Cooperation in the Financial Sector
Moldova and the Netherlands will expand their cooperation in the financial sector and launch new joint projects
Moldova is counting on IMF assistance with reforms and reducing the budget deficit
Moldova is counting on IMF assistance to implement reforms, reduce the budget deficit, and manage state assets and public debt more effectively
Moldova Will Increase the Coefficient Used to Calculate the Base Price of Cigarettes and Cigarillos
Moldova is preparing to amend the tax mechanism that affects the calculation of the base price for cigarettes and cigarillos. The decision has already been approved by the government as part of a new tax policy and may have an impact on the retail market for tobacco products.
Moldova plans to gradually increase excise taxes on tobacco products through 2029
The Moldovan government has approved a draft of a new tax and budget policy that calls for a phased increase in excise taxes on tobacco and similar products through 2029. The changes will affect several categories of goods at once and may have a significant impact on the market; however, the key parameters and the dynamics of the rates will only become clear from the full version of the document.
The Moldovan government has approved a new fiscal policy
On Tuesday, the Moldovan government approved a draft of a new tax and budget policy, the implementation of which is expected to generate an additional 5.1 billion lei for the budget
Moldova Will Maintain a Reduced VAT Rate on Feminine Hygiene Products
In Moldova, the VAT rate on feminine hygiene products will remain at 8%; the authorities have abandoned their plan to raise it to 20%
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
Moldovan authorities will adjust the taxation of gambling to ensure that the new tax measures do not push players into the informal sector
Moldovan authorities will adjust their proposals on gambling taxation so that the new tax measures do not drive players into the shadow economy—Vasile Tofan
The Ministry of Finance Discussed the Tax Regime for Banks and the Insurance Sector in Moldova
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.
Moldova's Ministry of Finance Will Discuss Tax Policy for 2027 with the Business Community on August 25
Moldova's finance ministry is set to hold an open discussion with the business community on the draft tax policy for 2027, with the agenda expected to focus on planned fiscal changes and their impact on companies. The meeting is likely to draw attention from market participants seeking clarity on the direction of tax and customs reforms, as well as on the proposals that may shape the final version of the draft.
Companies with foreign investment may be required to pay contributions for all employees
Companies with foreign investment may be required to pay contributions to the state social insurance fund for all employees, including foreign nationals
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