US EditionTax on Income From OLX, Uklon and More than Just: The Getmans Told Us Why Payers Should Be Happy.
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Pale fear fell upon people who bought a bike, tires or furniture through online portals. There is no shortage of reports that the tax office is currently pursuing such people and demanding payment of tax on civil law transactions (PCC) with interest. We checked this with experts. We explain whether you actually have to pay tax on the purchase of items such as a bike, tires or furniture, and how the tax office knows that you bought them on Olx, A…
The Government has previously approved and now submitted to the VP a bill whereby the digital platforms (Uklon, Bolt, OLX, Prom, Rozetka, etc.) will retain a tax on income from users who provide services or sell goods; as the head of the Financial, Tax and Customs Committee, Daniel Hetmantsev, explained, the document will reduce the existing tax rate from 18% to 5%; according to Guetmantsev, Rada has received a bill from the Government proposing…
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