Ukraine Households Gain Wider Access to Foreign Currency Under New Rules

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – The National Bank of Ukraine introduced a large package of currency restriction relaxations from 11 August 2026, with the main focus on supporting households alongside important changes for businesses and the financial sector. The regulator said the measures do not create risks for exchange rate stability, givenContinue Reading

Ukraine's PrivatBank to Launch Subscription Service in September with Partner Discounts

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – State owned PrivatBank has announced the launch of a subscription service for the Ukrainian market, offering customers access to special prices and benefits from both the bank and its partners. The product, called PrivatPidpyska, is currently in closed beta testing and will become available to all customersContinue Reading

Google, Apple and Meta Among Top Ukraine Digital Tax Payers

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – Foreign companies providing electronic services to Ukrainian users paid 11.3 billion Ukrainian hryvnia in so called Google tax to the state budget in the first seven months of 2026. At current exchange rates, this sum equals approximately 252 million US dollars, 197 million British pounds and 218Continue Reading

Ukraine Energy Chiefs Model Winter Scenarios as Repair and Protection Work Continues

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – Ukraine’s Energy Headquarters has reviewed forecast electricity and gas balances under multiple winter scenarios, examining the progress of repairs at generating facilities and the installation of additional protective measures at critical infrastructure sites. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi chaired the meeting and heard reports from the First ViceContinue Reading

Ukraine Tax Office Flags 500 Brands in Business Splitting Probe

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – Ukraine’s State Tax Service has identified more than 500 brands and trademarks showing signs of artificial business splitting since the start of 2026. Preliminary estimates indicate potential state budget losses of at least 1.7 billion Ukrainian hryvnia, equivalent to roughly 40.8 million US dollars or 31.9 millionContinue Reading