- Changes in VAT taxation at a zero rate during the period of martial law have been detailed by the State Tax Service
- Categories of institutions and operations supplying goods for refueling or providing transport for defense, security, and state interests are now taxed at a zero VAT rate
- Changes introduced by Cabinet Resolution No. 831 apply from August 1, 2024
- Institutions now subject to zero VAT rate include the Armed Forces, National Guard, Security Service, Defense Ministry, Border Guard Service, and other military formations
- Partially detailed list of goods subject to zero rate includes spare parts, batteries, tires, cooling fluids, components, and equipment for vehicles
- The list of goods subject to zero rate is not exhaustive and is determined by regulatory and technical documents
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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