Back in the spring, some Ukrainians were threatened with paying taxes for selling goods on online platforms. At that time, they wanted to charge them a 23% tax. However, after the change of government, this idea was forgotten, but, as it turned out, not for long.
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According to Taras Melnychuk, the representative of the Cabinet of Ministers in parliament , draft laws No. 14025 and 14026 have been registered in the Verkhovna Rada, which are intended to regulate online trading by Ukrainians and tax it.
In particular, the draft laws propose:
– create a system for automatic exchange of information on income received on digital platforms;
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– oblige platform operators to audit the activities of sellers and submit reports on them to the tax authorities;
– identify the types of activities that are reportable, namely: rental of real estate (including residential and commercial real estate, as well as any other real estate and parking spaces); personal services; sale of goods; rental of vehicles;
– define a preferential taxation regime with a tax rate of 5% for individuals who meet the requirements of this regime;
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– exempt from the need to open a special bank account for reporting sellers who have made no more than three sales per year for an amount of up to 2,000 euros.
We will remind you that earlier, the Cabinet of Ministers of Denys Shmyhal had already tried to introduce a tax on online sales, but after his resignation, the document was withdrawn, however, the government of Yulia Svirydenko continued the course of its predecessors.
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