- Ukraine risks losing IMF and EU funding in April if it does not meet four IMF tax requirements.
- Parliament lacks consensus on tax changes for parcels, digital platforms, and extending the 5% military levy.
- The government is delaying submission of a VAT law for small entrepreneurs (FOPs), affecting about 660,000 businesses.
- Both the Prime Minister and President oppose the VAT for FOPs, fearing backlash and harm to small business.
- Without fulfilling these conditions or renegotiating them, Ukraine’s new IMF program approval is at risk, threatening budget and military financing.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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