Farmers Call for Urgent Measures, the Government Still "Does Calculations: Osmochescu Avoids a Clear Answer
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Fear of higher taxes and prices have driven farmers out of Falesti on the street. They have come out on public roads with their agricultural machinery in protest against the increase in the VAT quota for cereals and oilseeds. Protesters have called for the extension of the licensing of imports and the compensation of excise duty on diesel. The Minister of Agriculture said he will analyze the protestant's requirements.
The expensive motor, the pressure on cereal prices and the fear of higher taxes have once again lifted farmers to protest. More than 20 farmers in the Falești district demanded Monday to maintain the VAT quota of 8% for cereals and oilseeds, to extend the licensing of imports and to compensate for the excise duty on diesel purchased in the second half of the year. Ion [...] Article <span class="badge-status" style="background: #ff1813;">VIDEO</s…
The dissatisfaction with the new fiscal policy has led farmers in the Falești district to protest. Farmers are concerned about the proposed increase in VAT for cereals and oil crops from 8% to 12%. They say that a higher tax rate will generate additional costs for a sector already affected by high prices for diesel and fertilizers, as well as drought. Farmers are asking the authorities to keep the current quota and come up with solutions to redu…
The government continues to analyze the claims of farmers in the north of the Republic of Moldova, who are asking to change the VAT quota and maintain the licensing of cereal imports by December 2026. Agriculture Minister Eugen Osmochescu said that the authorities will not make a decision before assessing the financial and economic impact of these measures, writes Bani.md. According to the minister, the claims are [...] Article Osmochescu, about…
The Government continues to analyse the claims of farmers in the north of the Republic of Moldova, who are asking to change the VAT quota and maintain the licensing of cereal imports by December 2026. Agriculture Minister Eugen Osmochescu said that the authorities will not take a decision before assessing the financial and economic impact of these measures. According to the Minister, the claims are the same as those previously formulated by farm…
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