Income tax
Moldova will expand tax deductions for medical expenses starting in 2027
Starting in 2027, Moldova will change the rules for claiming the tax deduction for medical expenses: citizens will be allowed to include services paid for from multiple providers while maintaining the overall limit. The Ministry of Finance notes that this change will simplify the process of claiming the deduction, but supporting documentation and accurate reporting of expenses on tax returns will still be required.
Moldova Will Ask the EU for Transition Periods Regarding Taxes and Tax Exemptions
Moldova is discussing with the EU transition periods for a number of tax rules that may affect certain transactions, tax breaks for the agricultural sector, excise taxes, and special regimes for specific economic zones. The Ministry of Finance emphasizes that this involves a gradual adaptation of the tax system to European standards, taking into account the impact of the reforms on businesses and citizens.
In Moldova, tax exemptions for resident individuals will increase in 2027
In 2027, the personal and enhanced tax exemptions, as well as the exemption for dependents (children), will increase in Moldova
In Moldova income taxes will be raised for farmers and the financial sector
Moldova is preparing a broader overhaul of corporate and sectoral taxation for 2027, with higher rates planned for selected farming and financial activities alongside tighter rules for special tax treatments. At the same time, the government wants to extend incentives for reinvested profits and widen access to that regime, signaling a mixed package of revenue-raising measures and business support.
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