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Ukraine's 2027 Budget Revenues Partly Depend on Tax Code Amendments, Lawmaker Says

Roksolana Pidlasa says over UAH 131 billion in projected 2027 state budget revenues hinges on parliament passing a package of tax law changes.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

More than UAH 131 billion in projected revenues for Ukraine's 2027 State Budget depends on the Verkhovna Rada adopting a series of amendments to the country's Tax Code, according to Roksolana Pidlasa, as reported by Ukrinform.

Pidlasa said the budget projections for 2027 include this sum as contingent revenue, meaning it will only materialize if lawmakers approve the necessary legislative changes to tax legislation.

The statement highlights the extent to which Ukraine's medium-term fiscal planning relies on future parliamentary action rather than revenues generated under existing tax rules.

Ukrinform did not provide further details in the cited report regarding the specific nature of the proposed Tax Code amendments or the timeline for their consideration by parliament.

Ukraine's state budget planning has increasingly extended to multi-year projections as the country manages wartime fiscal pressures alongside efforts to sustain public finances over the longer term.

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