- The Ukrainian government plans to require single tax payers (groups 1-3) to register as VAT payers if their taxable operations exceed 1 million UAH in 12 months, starting in 2027.
- The proposed law excludes only third group e-residents (foreigners registered as e-residents) from this obligation.
- The current single tax rates (3% and 5%) are not planned to change under this draft law.
- If a single tax payer’s VAT-taxable operations fall below 1 million UAH again, they can cancel their VAT registration and return to their previous tax rate after one year.
- The law aims to amend several articles of the Tax Code to implement these changes.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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