Ukraine needs to approve parcel tax to keep IMF funding, source says - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitAFBVV95cUxPTEZyYXlvVlR6N0RqSHhrX2wzM1RmS2FkWm5kdnczZjFyNFktc0JJNjNkZXFzbV9iVmJFMnN1Mm8xaFhJQVY4dUVBOHJqTnVCWGxLdk1KZkdYMHlOSEp6djdPNmJHeWRhSjhjRzNucVpUZGlvWjgyV1NQckJTY3U2SmNlbHM0NnU2WkwzUWNPN0Y2S2Z5NkRNVWptZjhIWnRfcXNKX0RHNjRaYXVQZDRXNk9pSW4?oc=5" target="_blank">Ukraine needs to approve parcel tax to keep IMF funding, source says</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Ukraine must adopt a law introducing a value-added tax on inexpensive parcels from abroad to maintain its $8.1 billion program with the IMF, a source close to discussions said.

Ukraine must approve VAT on low-value parcels to sustain its $8.1 billion IMF programme, with revenues of approximately 10 billion hryvnias annually, though implementation may be delayed until 2027 amid political resistance.