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The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine stopped attempts to circumvent the export regime for agricultural products

Published Jan 21, 2025

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Since the introduction of the export support regime in Ukraine in December 2024, over 1,000 entities have used it, issuing over 11,000 tax invoices. The top five exports include corn, sunflower oil, wheat, soybeans, and rapeseed. However, the State Tax Service of Ukraine has reported attempts to evade the regime, such as registering tax invoices for transactions without adhering to its rules. These attempts have been thwarted by the export support regime.
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Since December 2024, when the export support regime was introduced in Ukraine, more than 1 thousand entities have already used its work, registering more than 11 thousand tax invoices. This was reported by the press service of the State Tax Service of Ukraine. As noted by the department, the TOP-5 goods that were exported under the specified regime include: - corn - 1718 PN/RK in the amount of 5.505 million tons for a total amount of UAH 45.936 billion; - sunflower oil - 3822 PN/RK in the amount of 804.5 thousand tons for UAH 37.735 billion; - wheat - 982 PN/RK in the amount of 2.185 million tons for UAH 19.128 billion; - soybeans - 1045 PN/RK in the amount of 596.5 thousand tons for UAH 9.739 billion; - rapeseed – 230 PN/RK in the amount of 245.1 thousand tons for UAH 5.441 billion. “However, there are entities that are still trying to register tax invoices for transactions on the “export” of agricultural products and products of their processing, ignoring the rules of this ...
Source: Agravery
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