US EditionUkraine, IMF reach preliminary deal to give Kyiv access to around $1.1 billion
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During their mission to Ukraine, experts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) called for increasing the value added tax (VAT) in the country by two percentage points. This was reported by TASS with reference to data from the Kiev media. The level of total Ukrainian VAT is now 20 percent. The rate of 7 per cent is used for medicines, and 14 per cent for some agricultural products. As journalists found out, the IMF proposed to raise all thes…
The Ukrainian Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today reached an agreement on the fifth revision of the current aid program, opening the door to the payment of a new tranche of 99.6 billion euros. This new installment of 1.1 billion dollars (99.6 million euros), which has yet to be validated by the IMF's board of directors, will bring to 8.7 billion dollars (7.9 billion euros) the funds already paid to Ukraine, totaling 15.6 b…
Ukraine, IMF reach preliminary deal to give Kyiv access to around $1.1 billion
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reached a preliminary agreement with Ukraine to provide Kyiv with about $1.1 billion in financial assistance, the IMF announced on Sept. 10.The IMF team led by Gavin Gray held week-long negotiations with the Ukrainian authorities in Kyiv on the fifth review of the country's four-year Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program.The EFF is a long-term funding agreement that will allow Ukraine to access $15.6 bill…
The IMF and the Ukrainian authorities reached an agreement at the expert level on the fifth revision of the Extended Financing Mechanism (EFF)
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IMF agreement could give Ukraine access to $1.1 bn
SAN FRANCISCO: The International Monetary Fund late Tuesday said it has reached an agreement with Ukraine on an aid program review that could open the door to $1.1 billion for the war-battered country. A staff-level agreement on the fifth review of the four-year Extended Fund Facility Agreement, subject to approval by the IMF executive board, would clear the way for Ukraine to access the money, according to the IMF. It would raise to $8.7 bill…
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