- 82% of Ukrainians oppose a 20% VAT on all international parcels.
- About one third of Ukrainians received international parcels in the past year, mostly valued under EUR 50.
- 64% consider international parcels important during wartime; 79% believe higher parcel costs could harm volunteer and defense efforts.
- The government is considering lowering the tax-free threshold for international parcels from EUR 150 to EUR 45, aligning with EU standards, but lacks sufficient parliamentary support.
- The European Business Association supports abolishing the VAT exemption, while Ukraine seeks to delay these changes until after new IMF financing is approved.
Source: interfax.com.ua
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