The IMF presented Moldova with recommendations on improving public financial management, with an emphasis on domestic debt sustainability, improving tax administration, reducing the budget deficit, and ensuring the sustainability of public investments
The Single Reporting Window will be migrated to a new platform starting November 1
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
Moldova plans to establish a clear and effective mechanism for tracking taxi operations and revenue generated through electronic platforms
The State Tax Service of Moldova plans to complete the digitization of all tax services it provides by the end of 2026
An international tax conference is taking place in Chisinau, where participants are discussing key changes in European tax policy, the digitization of tax administration, and the application of artificial intelligence in the industry. The discussions are focused on aligning Moldovan legislation with EU standards and how these new approaches will affect businesses and government institutions.
Moldova is preparing to reform its approach to tax violations: the plan is to categorize them by severity and tie the amount of penalties to the new classification. The initiative is intended to make the imposition of fines more predictable and reduce the risk of discrepancies in practice, but the document also includes stricter rules for certain cases.
Legal entities and individuals engaged in business activities must file their tax returns for August and pay the corresponding taxes, fees, and contributions by September 25.
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