Members of the armed forces in the Republic of Moldova will receive pay rises of approximately 20.6 per cent from 1 January 2027, as part of the reform of the public sector pay system approved by the Government.
Experts from the Customs Service discussed new digital solutions and customs procedures with representatives of the business community during the seminar ‘Budget, Tax and Customs Policy 2027: Interpretation, Mechanisms and Implementation Procedures’, held at the Ministry of Finance.
Poland refused to allocate funds for new purchases of American weapons for Ukraine. Prime Minister Tusk cited the budget deficit.
The Moldovan authorities intend to change their approach to employment policy. Rather than focusing primarily on those officially registered as unemployed, the state will seek to draw the economically inactive population more actively into the labour market.
An audit of the management of state assets in free economic zones (FEZs) has revealed serious irregularities in accounting, land management and the oversight of public property. Following three audit missions, experts from the Court of Auditors identified systemic failures which not only distort the state’s financial statements but also pose risks of losing strategic sites for attracting investment.
Salaries for staff in the education system will rise from 1 January 2027, when the new pay law comes into force. Teachers will receive guaranteed pay rises of between 11 per cent and nearly 15 per cent, depending on their teaching grade, and in some cases the increases could reach 30 per cent.
The State Tax Service refutes the information presented in a video circulating online.
Over the first nine months of 2026, as a result of enforcement measures, the State Tax Service identified breaches of labour legislation and issued 157 decisions, including those relating to breaches concerning the correct calculation and payment of wages and taxes, and the adjustment of such amounts.
The Standing Bureau of Parliament has approved the agenda for the plenary session on 16 November. Among the items on the agenda are the hearing of the Public Property Agency’s report on the administration and privatisation of state-owned public property in 2025, as well as the report by the Committee of Inquiry on the findings of its review of the activities of certain state-owned enterprises.
The State Tax Service has set itself the target of ensuring that 90 per cent of revenue flowing into the state budget comes from voluntary compliance with tax legislation. This was stated by its director, Elena Țibirnă, during the training seminar ‘Budget, Tax and Customs Policy 2027: Interpretation, Mechanisms and Procedures for Application’, which took place on 12 November 2026.
