- 39% of individual entrepreneurs (FOPs) in Ukraine—633,402 out of 1,620,133—will be required to register as VAT payers due to annual income exceeding 1 million UAH.
- This will result in a significant increase in tax burden, with VAT payments expected to be 3.5 times higher than the current single tax payments.
- The increase in tax burden varies by group and activity, reaching up to 40 times higher for some sectors in the first group.
- The government expects to collect 143 billion UAH in VAT from these FOPs, compared to 40.7 billion UAH in single tax paid in 2024.
- The new requirements will impose full accounting, invoice registration, and potential invoice blocking, which could lead to the closure of many small businesses.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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