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Ukrainians to Face Increased Taxes

Ukrainians to Face Increased Taxes
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The Ukrainian government is preparing to introduce a bill to increase military tax rates, according to MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

Key proposed changes include:

Increased Military Tax Rates:

  • For individuals: 5% of income.
  • For legal entities (corporate tax payers and single tax payers in groups 3 and 4): 1% of income.
  • For individual entrepreneurs (FOP) under the single tax system, groups 1, 2, and 4: 5%.
  • For individual entrepreneurs (FOP) under the single tax system, group 3: 1%.

Other Taxes and Levies:

  • 5% military tax on purchases of bank metals.
  • 30% military tax on the sale of jewelry.
  • 15% military tax on the purchase of new cars (excluding cases for individuals with disabilities).
  • 5% military tax on the sale of real estate (for individuals selling one property per year).
  • 5% military tax on mobile communication services.
  • Monthly advance payment for profit tax for fuel sellers (0.5 minimum wage, set on January 1 of the reporting year, per cubic meter of storage tanks for gasoline, diesel, and liquefied gas).
  • Specific excise duty on beverages (0.1 euros per liter).

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