Company in Moldova
A company or entrepreneurial activity registered in the Republic of Moldova can become a resident.
IT Park resident status does not appear automatically after company registration. Before filing, the activity, revenue structure, documents, 70% rule and accounting readiness for the 7% single tax regime should be reviewed.

Joining IT Park is a separate stage after company registration in Moldova. The company must meet the regime conditions and its main activity must fall within eligible areas. The goal of preparation is to understand in advance whether the company can safely operate under the 7% regime.
A company or entrepreneurial activity registered in the Republic of Moldova can become a resident.
The current or future activity is checked against the list of eligible areas.
The main activity must generate 70% or more of the company’s sales revenue.
After status is obtained, accounting, 7% tax and annual review must be handled correctly.
This section shows the issues that should be clarified before residency. It does not replace a consultation, but it shows the real review logic.

We do not limit the work to a formal filing. The goal is to prepare the company so that after resident status it can operate without accounting and document disorder.
We compare the company’s actual services with Moldova IT Park eligible areas.
We assess how the 70% revenue rule for eligible activity will be confirmed.
We review CAEM, service descriptions, contractual model, employees and future operations.
We prepare the data package and support the process of applying for resident status.
After status is obtained, we explain when the regime applies and how the tax is calculated.
We connect support so reporting and the annual review are prepared in advance.
The client receives not only help with an application, but a clear system for work after resident status is obtained.
For IT Park, a CAEM code or service name is not enough. The main indicator is which activity actually generates company revenue. If revenue from eligible areas does not reach the required share, the company may lose the right to the regime.
Obtaining resident status is not the end. The company must maintain accounting correctly, calculate the single tax, handle payroll and prepare for the mandatory annual review.

Mistakes usually occur not when the application is sent, but earlier - when choosing activity, describing services and lacking a clear revenue model.
These sections help understand the regime before and after resident status is obtained.

IT Park Accounting reviews activity, revenue structure and documents, prepares the resident-status process and connects accounting for the 7% tax and annual review.