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Local tax collection will be optimised

Moldova plans to implement a digital solution that will enable the local tax and fee collection services attached to town halls (SCITL) to generate 2-SF receipts. This will improve staff efficiency and reduce costs.
Tatiana Sichirliiscaia Tatiana Sichirliiscaia Reading time: 2 minutes
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An initiative to use a digitised tax payment receipt form (2-SF) has been tabled in Parliament. As explained in the explanatory note to the draft, it has been developed in response to requests from local public administration bodies.

To simplify the work of local authorities and reduce their workload, the drafters propose legislating to allow the use of the digitised 2-SF form.

Currently, the receipt is included in the List of Standard Forms of Primary Documents Subject to Strict Accounting, according to which it is a pre-printed primary document with an assigned series and number. The handling of these documents, from ordering to recording and storage, creates an additional financial and administrative burden.

The implementation of this IT solution, which would enable receipts to be generated with automatically assigned serial numbers and individual numbers, would improve the efficiency of the service. Firstly, it would reduce direct costs. Currently, 2,800 lei is paid for 1,000 Form 2-SFs. It would also reduce the effort involved in duplicating information that is processed electronically.

The authors of the draft propose making the relevant amendments to the Tax Code and bringing them into force six months after the date of publication. This period is required to adapt the functional capabilities of the IT systems.

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.


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