Journalist and analyst. Specialises in public finance and tax policy. Graduated from the Faculty of Philology at Moldova State University and completed her doctoral studies at Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski (Bulgaria). Worked at the I. Creangă Pedagogical University, Sofia Slavic University (Bulgaria) and Moscow State University of Foreign Languages (Russia). She has collaborated with various media outlets in Moldova. Since 2013, she has been working at Logos Press. For several years, she was involved in the Regional Economy project.
Moldova has pledged to incorporate into national legislation by December 2026 the EU Directive 2024/2831 on the improvement of working conditions of employees providing services through electronic platforms, – reports Logos Press.

From October 12, Moldovan citizens will undergo a mandatory automated check procedure at the border with the EU, Logos Press reports.

In the first half of 2025, large taxpayers paid a total of 13.8 billion lei in taxes to the national public budget, or 35.2% of total revenues, Logos Press reported.

The state’s share in the authorized capital of 1.5 million euros in the newly created JSC “International Exchange of Moldova” will amount to 20%, – reports Logos Press.

The increase in revenues from payroll taxes in the first half of this year amounted to 851.4 million lei in monetary terms, up by 52.34% compared to the same period of the previous year, Logos Press reported.

The U.S. Senate has failed to pass either of two bills to fund federal spending, and since Wednesday there has been a so-called government shutdown, or shutdown of some government agencies, Logos Press reported.

Two multifunctional industrial platforms in Gloden and Oknica are preparing to launch soon, Logos Press reported.

The authorities plan that from January 1, 2027, the adjusted data on its value, obtained as a result of mass revaluation, will be applied for taxation of residential real estate.

Situations when, due to political differences and personal ambitions, local councils are unable to find a compromise and vote for an important project are multiplying in Moldova. Scandals during budget approval in the capital have become almost a tradition, with this scenario repeating itself for the second year in a row. But if last year it took seven months to make a decision, this year it took nine months. And this situation is not only in Chisinau.

The share of industrial production in Moldova decreased from 40% in the 1990s to 12% in 2022. Today it is 8%.

Importers will be able to obtain authorization to simplify the procedure for determining the customs value of goods, Logos Press reported.

The Cabinet of Ministers granted Moldova HiTech Park the status of industrial park, Logos Press reported.

Consumers will be able to compare the amount of fees and interest on a specialized website to be developed by the National Financial Market Commission, Logos Press reported.

The rules for financing small and medium-sized enterprises through the Fund of Funds within FACEM, which has a budget of 200 million lei for the next two years, came into force, Logos Press reported.

Beginning January 1, 2027, adjusted value data from a mass revaluation will be used to tax residential property, Logos Press reports.

Leave and allowance for fathers who are parents of twins, as well as adoptive parents of multiple children, will be provided by the state for each child separately, Logos Press reported.

The state budget deficit for the first eight months of 2025 amounted to 7.5 million lei against 7.3 million lei at the end of July, Logos Press reported.

The European Union is stepping up tax controls on the income of digital nomads, Logos Press reports.

Annual allocations for state budget expenditures in the first half of the year were met at 47.6 percent, including 23.5 percent for externally funded projects, Logos Press reported.

The United Arab Emirates can hardly be counted among Moldova’s main trade partners. In 2024, exports to this country amounted to only 6.97 million euros. But it is one of the few countries in the world with which we have a positive trade balance – 4.05 million euros in 2024.
