Ukraine’s Cabinet has asked parliament to approve a bill to reduce tax rates in respect of medicines and medical products, and to approve a visa-free procedure with the European Union. The Ukraine government is looking to introduce changes to the Customs and Tax Codes to reduce the rate of tax on medicines from 20 percent to 7 percent.
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