- Ukraine will impose VAT on international parcels from January 1, 2027, with exemptions for non-commercial gifts or personal items up to EUR 45.
- Digital platforms must report seller information and transactions to tax authorities annually, aligning with OECD and EU standards.
- Qualified resident sellers on digital platforms can opt for a simplified 5% personal income tax rate, with platforms acting as tax agents.
- The reforms aim to formalize the shadow economy, ensure fair competition, and support post-war reconstruction.
- The measures were developed in consultation with business associations, international companies, and experts.
Source: regfollower.com
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