According to the State Tax Service, 9,643 people in Moldova earned more than 1 million lei last year, which is 1,624 more than in 2024, when there were 8,019 millionaires. Compared to 2023 (6,414 people), the number of millionaires increased by 50.3%. In total, individual millionaires reported income of 32.8 billion lei last year and paid 2.3 billion lei in income tax (the previous year, income totaled 28.3 billion lei, and the tax paid was 1.9 billion lei). Thus, the new millionaires contributed an additional 0.4 billion lei to the budget. About 69% of millionaires in Moldova are men, and 31% are women (6,622 versus 3,021). The highest income reported by a single millionaire, according to the CET-18 tax return, was 169.6 million lei (compared to 165.1 million lei the previous year). According to the State Tax Service, the youngest millionaire in Moldova is 16 years old, and the oldest is 88. The largest number of millionaires is in the 40–49 age group—3,351 people. Next are millionaires in the 30–39 age group—2,241 people, the 50–59 age group—2,029 people, those aged 60 and older—1,630 people, and those aged 18–29—392 people. According to the State Tax Service, about 52% of millionaires reported income of 1 to 2 million lei (5,005 people), and 31% reported income of 2 million to 4 million lei. The rest earned more than 4 million lei: 698 people reported income ranging from 4 to 5.9 million lei, 464 people—from 6 million to 10 million lei, and 438 people earned more than 10 million lei. Dividends accounted for about 59.4% of Moldovan millionaires' income (13.46 billion lei), received by 3,314 people. Approximately 14.7% (3.3 billion lei) came from salary income (2,020 people); income subject to withholding tax under Article 90 of the Tax Code totaled 2.38 billion lei (600 people); and income from renting out real estate totaled 1.69 billion lei (710 individuals). Other sources of income for millionaires included royalties, interest on bank deposits, payments to individuals who supply agricultural products, donations made by legal entities to individuals, winnings from gambling, etc. // 13.08.2026 — InfoMarket.