“Independence” Rates: Ukrposhta Prices Have Changed—How Much Will We Pay for Parcels and Letters

The manufacturing industry became the key taxpayer to the consolidated budget of Ukraine for January–August 2026, providing 17.9% of all revenues. Together with the trade sector, these industries accounted for more than a third of total taxes and…

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Manufacturing industry provided nearly 18% of tax revenue in the first eight months of 2026