A key change in tax administration introduces a clearly limited exception: measures to block accounts or recover funds will not be applied within the limits of debts owed by state agencies to taxpayers and within approved budget allocations. This should prevent situations where businesses find themselves under sanctions due to delays in budget payments.
In the area of public procurement, entrepreneurs are given the right to independently choose the form and method of guaranteeing the performance of a contract. Previously, bank collateral remained mandatory, which limited the liquidity of companies.
At the same time, liability for violations in public procurement procedures is being strengthened. The fines are increased up to 10,000 lei against the previous range of 750-3,000 lei.
The fines for incorrect declaration of taxable income in cases that do not directly affect the budget are also revised: instead of a percentage sanction (12-15%), a fixed fine of 1,000 to 10,000 lei is introduced.
By the final reading, the position “palm oil” was excluded from the category of goods exempted from import duty. The amendment was proposed by PSRM deputy Vladimir Odnostalco.
“It is recognized that this product has a negative impact on human health, and we as a country have our own oils for the processing industry,” the MP said.
