- IMF requires mandatory VAT for individual entrepreneurs (FOPs) in Ukraine starting 2027, with legislation to be passed by March 31.
- Yaroslav Zheleznyak highlights three main risks: questionable effectiveness of the new 4 million UAH threshold, significant technical and administrative burden, and risk of new tax evasion schemes.
- The higher threshold may not prevent business splitting, the system may be overwhelmed by new VAT payers and paperwork, and large businesses could exploit FOPs for tax fraud.
- Authorities are aware of these issues, but the reform is still under discussion with international partners.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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