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4 March 2009

Proposed Tax Concessions For Alternative Energy Production And Trading

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Legislation aimed at reducing the tax burden on producers and traders of alternative energy has been published in draft form.
Ukraine Tax

Legislation aimed at reducing the tax burden on producers and traders of alternative energy has been published in draft form.

The key proposals of the draft are:

  • exempting earnings from alternative energy trading from corporate profits tax until 1 January 2019
  • exempting supplies of alternative energy equipment, including imports, from VAT until 1 January 2019
  • exempting bio-fuel from excise duty in proportion to the quantity of bio-components in the fuel until 1 January 2014

Law: Law "On Amending Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine on Tax Questions with regard to Stimulation of Alternative Sources of Energy and Types of Fuel Use"

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The original publication date for this article was 03/03/2086.

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