News about Regulation

The tax reform announced by the Ministry of Finance for next year will not only place a burden on businesses but will also affect the wages of employees.

Agricultural machinery purchased and fueled with government assistance should be used in the fields, not taken out to street protests. This is the main message of a statement made during a television broadcast by Lyudmila Katlabuga, head of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Industry (MAIA).

Debtors who have accumulated large amounts of child support arrears risk losing their right to drive, as well as their hunting and fishing licenses.

A group of offenders was operating in Chisinau. They used individuals close to the leadership to evade paying taxes to the state. The scheme was uncovered by the State Tax Service and the Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS).

For the first time, artificial intelligence has taken center stage in discussions among the world’s largest economies—not only as a technological tool, but also as a factor in geopolitics, security, and economic competition.

Officers of the Moldovan Customs Service foiled two attempts to smuggle weapons and ammunition.

The State Tax Service is expanding the automatic exchange of financial information with foreign partners. Parliament has ratified amendments that include digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies, in the reporting system and expand the range of data subject to automatic exchange.

Starting in 2027, the Moldovan authorities intend to streamline the system of tax regimes by reducing their number and revising the conditions for their application. The general tax regime, the independent entrepreneurship regime, and preferential regimes for special economic zones and the information technology park will remain in place.

The deans of the law and economics faculties at Comrat State University, as well as the university’s rector, are also under suspicion.

Two shipments (22 and 23 metric tons) of imported early potatoes were detained at border control checkpoints and returned to the sender by inspectors from the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA).

The price of the leading cryptocurrency fell below $64,000. The digital asset market reacted to the outcome of the first Fed meeting under Kevin Warsh’s leadership with a decline.

Trump signed a preliminary framework agreement to restore the prewar status quo between Iran and the United States, taking the first step toward ending the war he had started with Israel on February 28.

The authorities are proposing to review the system of business deductions and simplify it by amending Article 24 of the Tax Code.

The current system for calculating vacation time in calendar days will be replaced by a system based on working days. This change is due to the fact that, under the current approach, the actual duration of vacation varies depending on whether weekends and holidays are included. This proposal was developed by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection.

 The Moldovan Legal Resources Center (CRJM) launched a platform today to monitor cases of electoral corruption at anticoruptie.crjm.org.

European Union member states were unable to reach an agreement on whether to extend additional protection for innovative medicines for one year. The proposal, intended to support biotechnology investments in Europe, divided health ministers.

The National Army has received the first five “Piranha-5” armored personnel carriers, provided by the government of the Federal Republic of Germany and manufactured by General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS).

More than 900 roe deer and 500 red deer will be hunted in Moldova. Hunting will take place in 82 of the country’s 191 forest areas. This is provided for in a decision by the Ministry of the Environment—among other measures to protect wildlife during the 2026–2027 hunting season.

Bulgaria will not support certain provisions of the European Union’s upcoming 21st package of sanctions against Russia if they are merely symbolic and have no real economic impact. This was stated by Bulgarian Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova-Chamova.

The first phase of the National Forest Inventory will be conducted between 2026 and 2030 and represents an important step toward more equitable, transparent, and responsible forest management in the Republic of Moldova.