- Moldovan authorities faced public criticism over plans to raise VAT on feminine hygiene products from 8% to 20%.
- Finance Minister Viktoria Belous said the issue was being reviewed and would be considered in final tax policy decisions.
- Critics warned the VAT hike would likely raise prices by 12–15%.
- Later, the government reversed course and said the VAT would not increase; the products will remain at the reduced rate.
- Prime Minister Vasile Tofan called the earlier plan “a wrong decision” and said it was being corrected.
Source: logos-pres.md
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