- Moldova adopted Law No. 112, removing customs duties on wind energy installations and batteries and allowing deferral of import duties and VAT for up to 20 months on qualifying equipment.
- Law No. 67 created a convergence fund and changed VAT/excise rules for Transnistria, including new treatment for balancing electricity and some natural gas supplies.
- The law also redirects part of taxes and fees collected in Transnistria to help reduce regional economic and social disparities.
- The Ministry of Finance opened consultation on a draft law to align with EU rules, offering VAT, excise, and customs exemptions for certain temporary imports from EU states, including personal vehicles, but not commercial vehicles.
Source: kpmg.com
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