The public sector pay reform will take effect on January 1, 2027, and public sector employees with monthly incomes of up to 20,000 lei in 2026 will receive financial compensation
The Moldovan Tax Service has reminded businesses of the approaching deadline for transitioning to equipment compatible with the electronic sales monitoring system. This involves replacing cash registers of a model that has already been removed from the registry; however, taxpayers are still subject to specific requirements for deregistering old devices and registering new ones.
The State Tax Service of Moldova reminded businesses of the need to file their tax returns and pay their July tax liabilities by August 25
Moldova will update the mechanism for reviewing business complaints regarding the protection of the domestic market from dumping, subsidized imports, and a sharp increase in imports. A new standing commission will replace the structures that have been in place since the early 2000s and will operate under rules aligned with EU and WTO standards; the article provides details on the procedure for launching investigations, the composition of the body, and the timelines for decision-making.
The budget for the state investment aid program will be doubled—to 4 billion lei—and companies that fail to meet all their targets will be required to return the aid
Moldova's health authorities are reminding residents that a range of preventive screenings is available free of charge, including for people without insurance, as long as they are registered with a family doctor. The campaign highlights several age-based and risk-based checks aimed at detecting serious conditions early, with additional details on who can access them and how often they are offered.
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.
Moldova is accelerating its preparations for integration into the Single European Market and is launching a strategic project with the EU that will help align its institutional and regulatory frameworks with European standards and strengthen the authorities' capacity to enforce Single Market rules
Moldova is preparing to broaden its privatization pipeline with a new package of state assets, while also adjusting the status of several properties already on the list. The draft reflects a wider effort to accelerate disposals, support budget revenue goals and reshape the composition of assets offered to buyers.
Moldova is preparing a multi-year framework for international cooperation and humanitarian aid that would set the direction of its external support policy through 2030. The draft outlines priority regions, partner countries and funding mechanisms, while leaving room for annual adjustments based on budget capacity and strategic needs.
Nursery classrooms will be renovated in four kindergartens in Chișinău; the government is allocating more than 10 million lei for this purpose
Moldova and the UN will continue to cooperate on sustainable development and support for reforms, and will draft a new Framework Program for Cooperation for 2028–2032.
Over the past week, the Customs Service transferred 875.1 million lei to the budget, which is 3.3% more than the previous week
In Moldova, the advertised salary for certain medical positions reaches 30,000 lei per month
Moldova is preparing to change its customs operating hours, which should simplify customs clearance for businesses and make services available every day, including weekends. Authorities promise greater flexibility for entrepreneurs and no additional fees during extended hours; details on the implementation plan will be provided later.
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