- Hetmantsev says Ukraine’s single-tax system and VAT exemptions should be reformed after the war, not during martial law.
- He supports a single VAT exemption limit, similar to Poland’s model, with FOPs allowed up to about EUR2 million turnover before major changes apply.
- Under this model, tax invoice blocking rules should not apply to FOPs below that threshold, even if they pay VAT.
- He argues the reform should be done all at once as part of a broader personal income tax overhaul, including progressive taxation.
- He also backs this year’s planned law to simplify VAT administration, based on a draft expected from the Finance Ministry.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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