Tax reform
Moldova will expand tax deductions for medical expenses starting in 2027
Starting in 2027, Moldova will change the rules for claiming the tax deduction for medical expenses: citizens will be allowed to include services paid for from multiple providers while maintaining the overall limit. The Ministry of Finance notes that this change will simplify the process of claiming the deduction, but supporting documentation and accurate reporting of expenses on tax returns will still be required.
Moldova Will Ask the EU for Transition Periods Regarding Taxes and Tax Exemptions
Moldova is discussing with the EU transition periods for a number of tax rules that may affect certain transactions, tax breaks for the agricultural sector, excise taxes, and special regimes for specific economic zones. The Ministry of Finance emphasizes that this involves a gradual adaptation of the tax system to European standards, taking into account the impact of the reforms on businesses and citizens.
The Tax Service will host a free online seminar on tax policy for 2027
On November 6, the State Tax Service will host a free online seminar on the application of the provisions of the 2027 tax policy.
InfoMarket Morning Brief | 29.10.2026
Moldova's authorities moved on several fronts, from energy financing and power-grid projects to business regulation, privatisation and financial-sector rules. At the same time, new trade data, a proposed medicine-pricing reform and measures following recent cyber incidents point to a busy policy agenda with implications for companies and consumers alike.
InfoMarket Morning Brief | 21.10.2026
Moldova's economy showed a mixed picture in the latest data, with retail and industrial activity moving higher while some external trade and investment indicators weakened. At the same time, the authorities are advancing a new round of regulatory changes, market reforms and privatization plans that could reshape conditions for businesses in several sectors.
Moldova Will Strengthen Cooperation with the EU to Collect Tax Debts
Moldova is preparing to update its mechanism for cooperating with EU countries on the collection of tax arrears: Parliament has already approved the relevant bill on first reading. The bill aims to standardize procedures for exchanging information and fulfilling requests, as well as to lay the groundwork for closer cooperation between tax authorities and their European counterparts.
The Ministry of Finance has focused on the 2027 budget, wage reform, and tax policy
The Ministry of Finance outlined its key priorities for the near future: preparing the 2027 budget, reforming the wage system, adjusting tax policy, and updating the public procurement mechanism. At a meeting with the business community and local authorities, issues were also discussed that could significantly affect local revenues, financing, and investment conditions.
Moldova will reduce its budget deficit and bring the banking sector into line with EU standards
Moldova is discussing with the European Commission new measures to reduce the budget deficit and bring the financial sector into line with EU standards. The talks in Brussels also touched on tax reform, the restructuring of state-owned enterprises, and further conditions for receiving European support.
The European Commission commended Moldova's progress and called for continued reforms
The European Commission commends Moldova's progress and urges it to continue reforms aimed at stimulating economic growth
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.
Moldovan authorities want to make the country's industrial sector more competitive and technologically advanced
Moldovan authorities are striving to create a more competitive, technologically advanced, and sustainable industrial sector—Vasile Tofan
Moldova will simplify farmers' work and expand access to long-term financing
Moldova plans to streamline operations for farmers and improve their access to financing and long-term loans
The business community has called for a review of tax changes affecting farmers, agricultural processors, and the financial sector
The business community has proposed that Parliament reconsider the tax changes affecting farmers and agricultural processors, the financial sector, and freelancers, and refrain from imposing excise taxes on sugary drinks
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