The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has submitted to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine a bill that provides for an increase in military levy and expansion of its application, including for individual entrepreneurs. This was reported by People’s Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak, News N reports, with reference to the text of the document published on the parliament’s website. The PromPolitInform portal reports.
According to the initiative, military levy is proposed to be collected not only during martial law, but also within three years after its end or cancellation.
The bill also provides for new tax rates:
for individuals – 5%;
for individual entrepreneurs of the 1st, 2nd and 4th groups – 10% of the minimum wage established at the beginning of the month (in 2026 – 865 UAH);
for payers of the 3rd group of the single tax (both individual entrepreneurs and legal entities, except for e-residents) – 1% of income.
Separately, Zheleznyak noted that the agreements with the International Monetary Fund did not include a provision on extending the military levy for three years after the end of martial law.
According to him, the government independently proposed such a norm, although earlier representatives of the authorities criticized the parliament for rejecting certain initiatives, citing risks for cooperation with the IMF.
