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Zelenskyy said that the IMF would help find some of the funds for Ukraine's financial stability next year. They also discussed commitment laws.
Ukrainian border guards place a stamp only upon personal request. Missing data can be confirmed by submitting an application to the State Border Guard Service.
During an air raid alert, children and staff move to a shelter. Parents are asked not to go to the kindergarten and to wait until the all-clear.
The ESBU announced a shift toward predictable engagement with business. The tax treatment of aircraft leasing could test these principles in practice.
In Vasylkiv, a 32-year-old man wounded two local residents with a traumatic pistol. He was notified of suspicion and faces up to 7 years in prison.
The Verkhovna Rada will not hold plenary sessions for approximately four weeks. MPs will work in committees and on draft laws.
Donald Trump signed a law expanding sanctions and tariffs against Russia and extending restrictions on Iran. The law allows for tariffs of up to 100% on buyers of Russian energy resources.
Zelenskyy called on the United States to pass Graham's bill on sanctions against Russia. The House of Representatives approved it by 262 votes.
Automakers and dealers are asking Trump to maintain the ban on Chinese cars. Ahead of the meeting with Xi, Congress is tightening restrictions.
The White House confirmed that Trump will sign the sanctions bill at 4:30 p. m. The document provides for tariffs of up to 100% on buyers of energy resources from the russian federation.
The Trump administration withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council back in February 2025. Washington accused the body of anti-American rhetoric and bias.
The Economic Security Bureau may assess payments within the framework of criminal proceedings, but it does not have the authority to independently expand the concepts of the Tax Code or establish new taxation rules. Against the backdrop of criminal cases against airlines due to the interpretation of leasing payments as royalties, the issue requires a unified approach by the state.
For most recipients, the subsidy will be recalculated automatically, but certain categories must submit an application by November 30.
The scheduled session of the Verkhovna Rada did not take place, as MPs were unable to enter the building. The next Question Time session has tentatively been scheduled for October 12.
Family farms will be able to resume additional SSC payments after fully repaying the debt. Payments will resume from the new quarter.
The law toughens punishment for electronic communications fraud and call center activities to up to 12 years in prison. It will take effect on September 18.
The NBU raised the key policy rate by 0. 5 percentage points to 16% due to persistent price pressures and war-related risks. Inflation reached 8.1% in August.
The lawmakers failed to secure the 226 votes needed to appeal to Zelenskyy regarding the removal of Potap’s title of Honored Artist of Ukraine. A total of 198 parliamentarians voted in favor of the proposal.
The Taxpayers Association called on the Ministry of Finance to unify the taxation of aviation leasing payments to non-residents as soon as possible. The uncertainty has led to criminal cases and risks for the industry.
The U. S. House of Representatives approved the bill by 262 votes. The document provides for sanctions and tariffs against Russia and its allies.
Gregory Meeks called the bill on sanctions against Russia and Iran a “Trojan horse. ” The final vote is expected today.
Zelenskyy signed a law on criminal liability for fraudulent call centers. The document increases penalties for electronic communications fraud.
Even if a business operates transparently and pays all its taxes, the risk of a search remains high. Under such circumstances, the involvement of a lawyer is critically necessary.
Parliament supported in principle a bill on fines for excessive noise from cars and motorcycles. Repeat violations may be punished by suspension of driving privileges.
Parliament approved in principle two bills introducing 20% VAT on parcels worth €0 and above. The new rules may take effect in July 2027.
Parliament adopted Law No. 10190 with new provisions on electronic communications fraud and fraudulent organizations. 313 deputies voted in favor.
Lawmakers fell one vote short of adopting Bill No. 15348 as a basis. The document provided for fines of up to 3,400 hryvnias and 17,000 hryvnias for repeat offenders.
The draft 2027 budget contains no funds for the "National Cashback" program. Without funding, payments may stop from January 1.
The U. S. House of Representatives approved the procedure for considering the sanctions bill. The document provides for tariffs of up to 100% on buyers of Russian energy resources.
The Cabinet of Ministers submitted the 2027 budget draft to the Verkhovna Rada, with expenditures of UAH 7. 2 trillion and a deficit of UAH 1.623 trillion. UAH 4.885 trillion is allocated for defense.