Moldova’s Rental Income Tax Revenue Rises 31.9% in First Half of 2026
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Tax on individuals’ rental income rose by 31.9%

Revenue from the income tax on individuals who rent out real estate rose by 31.9% in the first six months of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025, totaling 58.9 million lei.
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According to the State Tax Service, thanks to measures promoting voluntary tax compliance and public awareness, 460 individuals were identified between January and June 2026 who were renting out real estate without registering their lease agreements with the State Tax Service.

As a result, 463 lease agreements were registered. In addition, during tax audits of 285 individuals renting out real estate, additional principal payments totaling 370,900 lei were assessed to the budget, late payment penalties of 18,800 lei, and a fine of 27,700 lei.

As a result, 19,229 real estate lease agreements were registered in the first half of 2026, which is 33.7% more than during the same period in 2025.

The State Tax Service reminds individuals who are not engaged in business activities and who transfer real estate into the possession and/or use of other individuals—including through platforms such as Booking, Airbnb, and others—of the need to fulfill their tax obligations with respect to the income received.


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