Questions and answers about Moldova IT Park

Moldova IT Park is a special regime for companies carrying out permitted IT and digital activities in Moldova. Its key feature is the 7% single tax, provided the residency conditions are met.

A company or entrepreneur registered in Moldova can become a resident if the activity matches the permitted areas and the company signs an agreement with the park administration.

Yes. Residency requires a registered company or another business entity in Moldova. If the company has not yet been created, WBG can start the process with legal entity registration.

Moldova IT Park operates as a virtual park. What matters is not an address inside the park, but resident status, permitted activity, documents and compliance with the regime conditions.

Yes. A company can work with foreign clients if the services match the permitted activities and the documents properly confirm the income.

The main activity rule means that a significant share of the company’s income must come from permitted activities. This should be checked in advance based on the business model and documents.

The site has a separate “Allowed activities” page. Before applying, WBG checks whether your services and future income fit the IT Park regime.

The 7% single tax rate and the structure of this regime are guaranteed by the state until December 31, 2035. However, each company must still comply with the residency conditions.

7% of sales revenue is compared with the minimum threshold for employees. The higher amount is applied for payment.

The calculation base is sales revenue recorded in accounting for the relevant month.

The minimum threshold is calculated for employees. If the minimum threshold is higher than 7% of revenue, the company pays the minimum threshold.

This happens when the company’s revenue is low relative to the number of employees. In that case, the employee minimum threshold becomes higher than 7% of revenue.

If there are no employees, the calculation should be reviewed individually. Revenue, company status, documents and the actual operating model matter.

The single tax combines a number of taxes and contributions established by law for IT Park residents. The exact scope and applicability should be checked for each specific case.

Employee salaries under the resident company follow a special logic within the IT Park regime. In practice, this must be reflected correctly in accounting and reporting.

The single tax is calculated from sales revenue, not from profit after expenses. Therefore, expenses by themselves do not reduce the 7% calculation base.

You need a company in Moldova, activity verification, prepared documents and completion of the resident status procedure. WBG supports this process step by step.

Yes, but before doing so it is necessary to confirm that the activities, future income and documents fit the IT Park regime.

Usually, company registration data, information about the activity and documents confirming readiness to operate in a permitted area are needed.

The timeframe depends on the company and document readiness. WBG first checks the situation and then creates a clear action plan.

Yes, interaction with IT Park is largely digital. However, before submission, the data and documents must be prepared correctly.

Yes. If the current activities do not reflect future operations, they should be adjusted before filing or during company preparation.

The business model must be reviewed. Sometimes it is enough to structure activities and documents correctly, but in other cases the regime really requires a different operating model.

WBG verifies the activity, prepares the sequence of steps, supports the documents and connects entry in advance with accounting, the 7% tax and the annual review.

Yes. IT Park resident status does not cancel accounting. Records, documents, reporting and single tax calculation are still required.

WBG keeps accounting records, calculates the 7% single tax, supports documents, payroll and reporting, and prepares the company for the mandatory annual review.

Contracts, invoices, acts, delivery notes, bank transactions, employee documents and other confirmations of company operations are needed.

The tax is calculated monthly based on accounting data and the number of employees.

The client is not served by just one specialist: the personal accountant manages the process, while the chief accountant oversees quality and complex issues.

Employee documents, salaries and reporting must be prepared correctly, while also considering their impact on the single tax minimum threshold.

After the first contact and signing the necessary documents, part of the communication can continue through convenient channels. The process must still be legally and organizationally correct.

The preliminary cost can be calculated on the “Accounting cost” page. The exact tariff depends on employees, documents and the company’s tasks.

Yes. A resident must be ready for the annual review that confirms the activity and compliance with the regime conditions.

The review is carried out by an audit organization accredited in Moldova. The resident chooses the auditor and signs an agreement with them.

The activity, income structure, contracts, invoices, delivery notes, accounting data and compliance with the IT Park regime conditions are reviewed.

It is a key reference point for confirming the main activity. Income from permitted activities must represent the required share of the sales structure.

It is better to prepare throughout the year, not right before the review. If accounting is maintained systematically, the review goes more smoothly.

A preliminary analysis should be carried out, documents should be structured, and the link between contracts, invoices and accounting data should be checked.

An estimate can be obtained on the “Audit cost” page. The final price depends on the period, documents, employees and the condition of the accounting records.

WBG prepares accounting data, documents, the logic for confirming activity and supports communication throughout the review process.

Yes. A foreign entrepreneur can open a company in Moldova and then consider joining IT Park if the regime conditions are met.

Yes. For the regime, the nature of the activity, documents and compliance with IT Park permitted areas matter more than the client’s country.

It depends on the procedure, bank, documents and chosen operating model. WBG explains in advance which actions can be prepared and which steps require personal participation.

Yes, but the bank carries out its own review and may request documents. WBG helps prepare the package, but the decision is made by the bank.

IT Visa is considered a tool for attracting specialists and entrepreneurs to the technology sector. The conditions should be assessed individually based on the person’s and company’s status.

Yes, if the company is registered in Moldova, the activity meets the regime requirements and the documents confirm real services or work.

WBG works in Romanian, Russian and English. This is convenient for foreign entrepreneurs and teams with international clients.

WBG supports company registration, IT Park applicability checks, preparation for entry, accounting support, the 7% tax and the mandatory annual review.