- The Verkhovna Rada will reconsider a bill to remove VAT exemptions for commercial parcels under €150.
- The first vote failed, with only 194 MPs supporting it, so the process is being restarted.
- The IMF reportedly insisted there should be no exception to taxing packages, making the issue tied to Ukraine’s financing review.
- Ukraine faces a large 2026 budget deficit of over $32 billion, increasing the need for external funding.
- Parliament leadership is urging quick approval of key laws that affect international aid and budget stability.
Source: kurs.com.ua
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