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  1. Verkhovna Rada ratified a EUR 90 billion loan agreement for financial support.
  2. The Verkhovna Rada led an IMF mission to review Ukraine's fund facility and track required economic and structural reforms.

Ukraine Approves New Tax Rules, Reaching IMF Structural Milestone

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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved a draft law developed by the Ministry of Finance. This legislation introduces taxation rules for assets transferred outside Ukraine, a general anti-tax avoidance rule (GAAR), and rules addressing hybrid mismatches. The document also provides for an "exit tax" on asset appreciation if Ukraine loses the right to tax those assets.

From interfax.com.ua

Why it matters

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The registration of this draft law with the Verkhovna Rada constitutes a structural milestone required by the International Monetary Fund's EFF program. The rules are designed to protect Ukraine's national corporate income tax system from tax evasion, tax base erosion, and the shifting of profits to lower-tax jurisdictions.

The Verkhovna Rada led an IMF mission to review Ukraine's fund facility and track required economic and structural reforms. Ukraine also ratified a EUR 90 billion loan agreement for financial support.

From interfax.com.ua

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  • KyivstarSpeculative

    New GAAR and exit tax rules may increase compliance costs and tax liability.

  • NaftogazSpeculative

    New GAAR and exit tax rules could increase compliance costs and tax liability.

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