ATVs for the Armed Forces Exempt from VAT, Excise, and Duties
The Verkhovna Rada on September 3 adopted bills that exempt the import and supply of ATVs and all-terrain vehicles for security and defense forces from VAT, excise tax, and import duties. The benefits also extend to components for the production of drones, electronic warfare systems, weapons, and ammunition. Parliament supported bills No. 15463-1 and No. 15464-1, which were voted for by 271 and 272 deputies respectively, with no votes against or abstentions. The bills exempt operations for the import and supply of ATVs and all-terrain vehicles under commodity codes 8703 and 8704 of the UKTVED, provided that the equipment is intended for security forces, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, or contractors of state defense contracts. The rules for applying tax and customs benefits for the import of components for the production of reconnaissance systems and weapons are also clarified. The changes aim to eliminate discrepancies in the application of benefits, especially when purchases are financed through international aid. The new rules are expected to ensure a unified approach to the customs clearance of defense-related goods.
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