- Ukraine’s parliament failed to pass a bill introducing VAT on imported parcels worth up to 150 euros.
- The draft law did not get enough votes for adoption or even for a повторное second reading, so it cannot proceed and the Cabinet must submit a new draft.
- The measure is linked to Ukraine’s IMF and EU commitments, including conditions for financial support.
- A separate bill on VAT for e-commerce and foreign parcels under 150 euros is still under consideration.
- Small individual-to-individual parcels up to 45 euros would remain tax-exempt if not for resale.
Source: english.nv.ua
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