Individuals must pay real estate/land tax by June 30.
According to the Tax Code, citizens and peasant/farming households must pay the full amount of the tax by June 30 for existing or acquired real estate as of March 31 of the current year. In the case of real estate and land acquired after March 31 of the current year, the deadline for payment is March 25 of the year following the reporting year. The amount of immovable property/land tax for natural persons-citizens, as well as the amount of land tax in the case of peasant farms is calculated annually by the local tax collection services operating within the mayoralties. Specific tax rates are approved annually by local public administration authorities within the limits stipulated in Article 280 of the Tax Code. Thus, according to the data published on the State Tax Service website, for 2023 the lowest tax rates for residential real estate (assessed) are set in the villages of Ermoclia, Olanesti, Semionovca (Stefan-Voda district) - 0.01%, in the town of Cupcini (Edinet district) - 0.09%, in Vadul lui Voda (Chisinau municipality) - 0.05%, and the highest rate - 0.5% - is set in five settlements (the village of Pelinei of the Cahul region, the village of Banesti of the Telenesti district, the village of Hirbovat of the Anenii Noi district, the village of Alunis of the Riscani district and Corjeuti village of the Briceni district). The tax rate on assessed residential real estate in 2023 in the cities of Orhei, Vulcanesti and Soroca is 0.1%, in Cahul and Comrat - 0.16%, in Ceadir-Lunga - 0.125%, in Edinet - 0.175%, in Chisinau 0.185 %, in Balti - 0.2%, in Donduseni - 0.23%, in Briceni - 0.3%, in Ungheni - 0.31%, in Taraclia - 0.4%, etc. One can pay the tax online, in banks or at Poșta Moldovei branches. For more information, call 0 8000 1525 (free call). // 06.06.2023 – InfoMarket
