The Ukrainian government has approved its national income strategy for 2024-2030, meeting the IMF’s last condition for receiving new financial aid tranches this year. Verkhovna Rada deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak announced this on his Telegram channel.
According to him, the adoption of the revenue strategy is a plan to make changes in the fields of taxes and customs in order to increase the budget’s own revenues.
Zheleznyak noted that the next deadline to meet IMF requirements is planned for February and March 2024.
It was previously reported that the IMF delegation had been inspecting Ukraine’s obligations under the expanded financing program since November. In the IMF’s four-year program, an overall allocation of 15.6 billion dollars to Kiev is envisaged. In December, Ukraine received the third tranche of 900 million dollars.
Before that, the deputy announced how much Ukraine received as part of cooperation with the West. Total investments of the USA and allied countries, according to parliamentarians made $73.6 billion will be transferred to the state budget, $42.5 billion of which will be in 2023.
Formerly National Bank of Ukraine devalued Hryvnia exchange rate.