- The Ukrainian government has registered draft law No. 16051 to change VAT rules for goods bought online and imported in parcels.
- It proposes a 20% VAT on non-excise goods worth up to €150 bought through online stores or marketplaces; the platform would collect and pay the tax.
- If the platform is foreign, it must appoint a Ukrainian intermediary responsible for tax obligations.
- The current VAT exemption for international parcels up to €150 would be removed, except for free-person-to-person parcels up to €45.
- The changes are not yet in force.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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