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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.
After the introduction of a state fee for filing appeals on public procurement, the number of appeals has increased, contrary to expectations, according to Logos Press.
The Competition Council today conducted surprise inspections of companies operating in the meat market, suspecting them of anti-competitive agreements – Logos Press reports.
Nine countries and autonomous regions have been removed from the list of jurisdictions that do not meet international transparency standards, 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.
On Wednesday, September 24, a new version of the Citizenship Law was published – Logos Press reports.
The problem of undervaluation of assets, shares and other forms of capital participation within the country, as reported by central public authorities, has become chronic, generating mismanagement and violation of the law, Logos Press reported.
Andrian Munteanu has been appointed director of the Service for Prevention and Combating Money Laundering for a 5-year term starting September 24, Logos Press reported.
The reform of public procurement in Moldova has received a new impetus with the approval of 24 electronic forms for public procurement, adapted to EU requirements – Logos Press reports.
Moldova’s Constitutional Court ruled that the provisions of the law on the application of international sanctions, which triggered complaints from a number of defendants, do not violate their constitutional rights, Logos Press reported.
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova has declared inadmissible an appeal concerning the appointment and mandate of judges of the Constitutional Court. This decision was issued on September 17 and was announced by CC President Domnica Manole at a briefing on Thursday, September 18.
An information system has been launched in Moldova, thanks to which the process of examining appeals filed within the public procurement procedure will be simplified, Logos Press reports.
