Moldova's economic agenda for the coming days is packed with decisions that could reshape taxation, investment and trade, while fresh data point to mixed external demand and ongoing pressure on inflation and growth. The full briefing also tracks major financing for infrastructure and agriculture, new business projects, and several policy moves that may affect companies and households alike.
Since the beginning of 2026, the National Tax Administration has collected 68.6 billion lei for the national public budget, which is 7.1 billion lei (11.5%) more than during the same period last year
The European Commission commends Moldova's progress and urges it to continue reforms aimed at stimulating economic growth
In Moldova, there is discussion of a sharp change in the tax burden on sugar, which, according to industry estimates, could have a significant impact on both consumer prices and the stability of the entire sector. Producers are warning of risks to the domestic market, investment, and employment, as well as potential consequences for the supply chain and competition with imports.
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.
In Moldova, measures to support the sugar beet industry are being discussed, including subsidies and investment mechanisms for producers and processors. At a meeting with market participants, they also discussed the progress of the harvest, sugar sales conditions, and issues that could affect the balance of interests among domestic companies.
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
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
In Moldova, the VAT rate on feminine hygiene products will remain at 8%; the authorities have abandoned their plan to raise it to 20%
Two major business associations have put forward proposals to adjust tax policy in the agricultural sector, insisting on maintaining preferential VAT rates for key categories of agricultural products. According to their assessment, the planned changes could complicate producers' operations, increase costs, and affect prices; however, the full version of the article provides details on the controversial rates and the most sensitive product groups.
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
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