- Ukraine is considering increasing VAT from 20% to 21% to finance a new insurance fund for business recovery after Russian attacks.
- The proposed 1% VAT surcharge would be directed to the fund, which aims to provide “first loss” coverage and support rapid business recovery.
- The fund is expected to have total capital of $2–3 billion, with at least half sourced from international partners.
- Business insurance under the scheme would cost 2% of the insured amount, with compensation potentially reaching up to $10 million per corporate group.
- The government is targeting a launch date of January 1, 2027, if funding sources are secured.
Source: sud.ua
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