- New rules for registering VAT payers from July 1 for the export of certain agricultural products
- Export of certain types of agricultural products can only be done by registered VAT payers
- The export regime must be approved by the Cabinet of Ministers
- General export rules apply until the export regime is approved
- Law No. 3706 introduces temporary regulations for the export of certain goods during a state of war
- Law No. 3706 comes into effect on July 1
- Regulations for the export regime are governed by existing laws
- Decision to implement the export regime is made by the Cabinet of Ministers
- Only registered VAT payers can export certain goods during the export regime
- List of goods subject to the export regime includes grains, oilseeds, vegetable oils, honey, and walnuts
- Exceptions to the export requirements are specified in the law
- Export must be done at or above the minimum allowable export prices
- Information on minimum export prices is available on the Ministry of Agriculture’s website
- VAT payers must declare exports for customs clearance before the deadline
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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