What's new in Moldovan law: 27 January 2009
On 27 January 2009, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 3 acts, 2 of them important, the most common type Law (2).
- 3 acts
- Important: 2
- Law: 2
- Act: 1
What they are about
Taxes and duties
1 act-
Act No. 12
Completarea scrisorii Ministerului Finanţelor nr. 07/1-1-6/160 din 9 decembrie 2008 „Privind modul de achitare şi evidenţă a plăţilor la bugetul public naţional prin Trezoreria de Stat a Ministerului Finanţelor în anul 2009”
- Ministry of Finance
- In force since 27 Jan 2009
- Amends other acts
Administration
2 acts-
Law No. 298
Insolvency law amended: reorganization plan can be extended up to 3 years
The law amends Moldova's Insolvency Law No. 632-XV of 14 November 2001. If the 5-year term of the plan procedure is not enough, and liquidating the debtor could negatively affect the national economy, the term may be extended by a Government decision up to 3 years. The law entered into force on 27.01.2009.
- Parliament
- In force since 27 Jan 2009
- Amends: Law No. 632-XV/2001
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Law No. 313
Competition-based licence for trading metal scrap and used batteries
The law adds to Law No. 451-XV and Law No. 1347-XIII. A licence for trading ferrous and non-ferrous metal remnants and waste, used accumulator batteries, including processed ones, is issued by competition under the regulation approved by the Government. Collecting and buying these remnants from individuals is banned, except for used accumulator batteries. The law entered into force on 27.01.2009.
- Parliament
- In force since 27 Jan 2009
- Amends: Law No. 451-XV/2001, Law No. 1347-XIII/1997
About the sources
3 acts published (laws: 2, other acts: 1), 2 of them important.
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Source: the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova (monitorul.gov.md), the public table of contents of each issue.
Sources: monitorul.gov.md, legis.md