November 17, 2024
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From January 1, part of the business will be closed due to the old decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, – People’s Deputy

First of all, businesses in villages and towns where there is no stable Internet are at risk.”, — write: www.unian.ua

First of all, businesses in villages and towns where there is no stable Internet are at risk.

The business must provide the possibility of cashless payments, and for this you need the Internet / photo ua.depositphotos.comThe business must provide the possibility of cashless payments, and for this you need the Internet / photo ua.depositphotos.comIn addition to the increase in taxes, business is threatened by another disaster. A significant number of entrepreneurs will be forced to stop working starting from January 1, if the Cabinet of Ministers does not urgently amend its own two-year-old resolution. People’s deputy, member of the Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Nina Yuzhanina warns about this.

She noted that Cabinet Resolution No. 894 dated July 29, 2022 obliges all entrepreneurs (except for simplified group I, street trade and those who trade in the area of ​​military (combat) operations) to ensure the possibility of cashless payments with customers, starting from 1 January 2025.

“The tax office does not forget to remind about strict compliance with these requirements. Without the Internet, cashless payments are impossible. No more than 60-65% of settlements have access to fixed Internet,” Yuzhanina explains the essence of the problem.

The People’s Representative called for urgent amendments to the aforementioned government resolution so as not to expose entrepreneurs to fines.

“We should finally deal with the work of providers in rural areas and do everything possible to ensure that the Internet remains where it was,” she added.

Other economic news of UkraineAs UNIAN wrote, since the beginning of the Russian invasion, real estate prices in Ukraine have changed a lot. In particular, the cost of housing increased significantly in relatively safe regions, while in Kyiv and nearby settlements, prices remained stably high.

We also told that the European Commission forecasts the growth of Ukraine’s economy by 3.5% in the current year and by 2.8% in 2025. Economists expect more significant growth rates only after the cessation of active hostilities.

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