Business Taxation β Moldova
Moldova offers competitive corporate tax rates and special regimes for IT sector and small businesses. Standard 12% corporate rate, with unique 7% IT Park regime and 4% simplified regime for qualifying SMEs.
Business Taxation
Moldova offers competitive corporate tax rates and special regimes for IT sector and small businesses. Standard 12% corporate rate, with unique 7% IT Park regime and 4% simplified regime for qualifying SMEs.
Corporate Income Tax 2026
Standard corporate income tax rate on taxable profits. Applies to resident companies on worldwide income, non-resident companies on Moldova-source income only.
Sole proprietors and individual entrepreneurs pay 12% corporate tax on total business income. Simpler than full corporate structure for small operations.
Farming enterprises benefit from reduced 7% corporate tax rate. Supports agricultural sector development and rural economy.
Special Tax Regimes
IT Park residents pay single 7% tax on turnover. Replaces: corporate tax, social contributions, health insurance, VAT, and local taxes. Valid until 2035. Major advantage for tech sector.
Small/medium companies not registered for VAT can opt for 4% special regime on aggregated accounting income (excluding normally non-taxable sources). Must meet specific criteria.
Companies in Free Economic Zones receive tax incentives, customs benefits, and preferential treatment. Designed to attract foreign investment.
VAT & Other Taxes
Standard VAT rate 20% on most goods and services. Registration required if annual turnover exceeds 1,200,000 MDL. Monthly filing and payment by 25th.
Reduced 8% rate on: bakery, dairy, agricultural products, drugs, natural gas, certain food items. Zero-rated: exports, international transport, certain essentials.
Dividends 6%, interest 3-12%, royalties 12%, service fees to non-residents 10%, capital gains from real estate to non-residents 10% (on 50% of gain).
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Social Insurance Contributions
Moldova's mandatory social insurance system includes CNAS (National Office of Social Insurance) for pensions, unemployment, and social benefits, and CNAM (National Health Insurance Company) for healthcare. Contributions are split between employees and employers.
02Personal Income Tax 2026
Moldova maintains one of Europe's simplest tax systems: flat 12% rate on all personal income. Tax residents pay on worldwide income, non-residents only on Moldova-source income. Personal allowances reduce taxable base.