- Ukraine will end the VAT exemption for imported parcels under €150 starting in 2027, requiring marketplaces to charge 20% VAT at checkout.
- The reform, tied to draft laws 15112-D and 12360, is meant to align with EU rules and stop tax-avoidance parcel splitting.
- Private person-to-person shipments under €45 will still be VAT-free if sent free and not for resale.
- Marketplaces, not Ukrainian buyers, will be responsible for calculating and remitting the tax.
- A one-year transition period will exempt unintentional mistakes from administrative penalties to help operators adjust.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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