VAT rate on restaurant and cafe services cut to 6% till Feb 2025 The Moldovan State Tax Service has confirmed that VAT for hospitality services will be cut from 8% to the reduced VAT rate of 6% end on 13 February 2025. The reduced rate,
2025 E-invoicing extension consultation launched The Moldavian Ministry of Finance has launched a public consultation of its proposed extension of e-invoicing (e-factura) regime to further public-related bodies. It is proposed to implement the mandate from 1 January 2025. Moldova introduced compulsory B2G e-invoicing at the
Reduction from 20% standard rate to 8% from 1 January 2024 The Moldovan Ministry of Finance’s proposal to reclassify hotel accommodation and restaurant services from the 20% standard rate to the reduced rate of 8%. This will come into effect from 1 January 2024. The
Harmonisation of VAT on electronic and paper-based books and periodicals Moldova has followed the example of the EU, and synchronised the Value Added Tax rate on electronic books and periodicals with those on their printed equivalent. The measure, which exempts electronic publications from VAT, was
Third extension of COVID-related VAT subsidy for hotel and restaurant services Moldova has extended for the third time its application of the reduced 6% VAT rate on hotel and restaurant services until 24 April 2022. It was due to run out on 15 March 2022.
Moldova has extended for the second time its application of the reduced 6% VAT rate on hotel and restaurant services until 15 March 2022. It was previously at the 12% reduced rate. Reduced rate first introduced in June 2021 Moldova first cut Value Added Tax
The east European state of Moldova has introduced Value Added Tax obligations on non-resident providers and payment intermediaries of digital services through electronic networks to its consumers from 1 April 2020. This requires a simplified electronic services VAT registration. The standard VAT rate in Moldova
Moldova has agreed to temporarily reduce the Value Added Tax rate on hotel, restaurant and café services. The new rate will be 6% as opposed to the current 12%. The standard VAT rate is 20%. The change will apply to qualified hotels, restaurants and catering
