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The “Regional State Aid Scheme for investments realized in the Republic of Moldova”, adopted by the government at the end of last year, started working with the signing of the first State Aid Agreement for investments between the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization and Imcomvil Group on March 28.
Since 2025, transfer pricing legislation has been in force in Moldova. In accordance with its provisions, by March 25 of this year, taxpayers conducting transactions with affiliated persons were obliged to prepare and submit to the tax authorities information on transfer prices.
When preparing the fiscal policy for 2026, the Moldovan accounting community proposes to amend the legislation regarding the so-called joint and several subsidiary liability. This provision is stipulated in the Law on Insolvency and other legislative acts. The proposal is related to the growing number of cases of bringing accountants of enterprises to this type of liability, as well as the fact that the STS has started to resort to it more often outside the bankruptcy procedure.
Changes are coming in the list of priorities for EU agriculture and in the system of their financing. Agrarians and authorities of the Republic of Moldova, i.e. the “factors of influence and decision-making” of the EU candidate country, should at least be aware of them.
According to Moldovan legislation, all election costs are borne by the state. The Central Electoral Commission estimates that about 2 million lei was used from the state budget for voting by mail during the 2024 presidential election. The data can be seen on the agency’s website.
SMEs want to raise sales ceilings in line with Recommendation 2003/361/EC. The proposed amendments have been submitted to the Cabinet of Ministers and are awaiting approval. They may have a significant impact on the business environment, affecting access to financing, tax incentives and other support programs for entrepreneurs.
Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Dmytro Alaiba has resigned as deputy prime minister and head of the department. As it is fashionable lately, he announced this on social networks, without stating specific and understandable reasons for his decision. At the same time, he made it clear that he would “continue to serve the interests of the country.” This immediately gave rise to various speculations about the reasons for the resignation and the future fate of the minister.
Roaming tariffs with EU countries for Moldovan citizens will be gradually reduced, and in maximum 5 years they will be completely canceled. This is stipulated by the draft law on regulation of roaming tariffs with EU countries, approved by the Government.
