As part of changes to the tax regime announced by the head of authority, Ukraine intends to cut the number of taxes and fees payable by businesses from 22 to 9. This initiative is taken to foster an improved working relationship with taxpayers.
The Government will look to lower the burden of the lump-sum tax on entrepreneurs and social security taxes will also be reduced significantly. The Government will also look to tackle non-compliance by informal workers.
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