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From June 1, 2025 in Moldova, technical inspection of personal vehicles less than 10 years old will be carried out every two years instead of annually. For buses, cabs, ambulances, and cars more than 10 years old, it is mandatory to have a technical inspection once a year, instead of after six months, as now.
A package of amendments to the tax legislation proposed by the Ministry of Finance is expected to be approved by the end of the mandate of the current parliament.
Moldova intends to introduce regulation of employment through so-called temporary employment agencies. The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has drafted a bill amending certain normative acts, through which Directive 2008/104/EC on employment through a temporary employment agency and Directive 91/383/EEC, supplementing Moldovan labor legislation with measures aimed at ensuring the safety and health of workers who have concluded fixed-term or temporary employment contracts, will be transposed into national legislation.
The share of external and internal borrowings and grants in the state budget of last and this year reached 31%. This is 10% more than on average in 2013-2020. Such statistics is given by the former chairman of the parliamentary commission on economy, budget and finance Volodymyr Golovatyuk, commenting on the results of budget execution for four months of the current year. The report as of April 30, 2025 was released by the Finance Ministry late last week.
Moldova and Romania will work together to reduce waiting times at the border and ensure smooth cross-border traffic,” Logos Press reported.
Grants worth 22.3 million lei were awarded on 3 June to 80 local companies with the assistance of the Organization for Development of Entrepreneurship (ODA). According to the organization, these funds will allow attracting investments worth 42.1 million lei in the Moldovan economy. They will be used mainly for the purchase of modern equipment and digitalization of processes.
The government approved the National Program on Non-Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Reducing the Risks of Chemical, Biological, Radiation and Nuclear Threats for 2025-2029,” Logos Press reported.
At a regular cabinet meeting on June 4, the government approved a number of measures to promote business development and simplify relations between entrepreneurs and the state. According to the estimates of the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, which presented the relevant draft law, the measures can ensure annual savings of about 85 million lei for businesses.
The scope and procedures of public procurement have changed significantly in recent years, making their accounting require updated monitoring technologies,” Logos Press reported.
Grants worth 22.3 million lei were awarded on June 3 to 80 local companies with the assistance of the Organization for the Development of Entrepreneurship (ODA),” Logos Press reported.
The growth of the tax base of local budgets and the strengthening of the financial autonomy of local public administrations have always been disputes between representatives of the Ministry of Finance and the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova (CALM). Recently, the parties reached consensus on the issues of setting the amount of the local levy for improvement, the right of local councils to introduce special taxes, and the right to increase salaries and pay bonuses to employees from the mayoralties’ own revenues.
This year, 15 million lei is allocated from the state budget to compensate employers involved in the dual education system. The funds are provided to enterprises in order to motivate them to participate in the system. The compensations cover the enterprise’s expenses for the training of a master who works with students. They also cover the monthly remuneration in the amount of the national minimum wage, paid by the employer to the students. Today it amounts to 5500 lei. These are the two most costly items for the enterprises where the students of the vocational education system do their internships. However, as Ludmila Stichy, vice-minister of education, told Logos Press, the money provided by the state for compensations is not fully utilized.