Uklon, Bolt, Uber, and Glovo have announced their support for bills No. 14025 and No. 14026, which are intended to introduce international automatic exchange of information on income received through digital platforms.
Uklon, Bolt, Uber, and Glovo have announced their support for bills No. 14025 and No. 14026, which are intended to introduce international automatic exchange of information on income received through digital platforms.
As Economic Truth writes, based on the joint position of the companies, the initiative should make tax rules more transparent and predictable, as well as bring them closer to the OECD approaches and the EU DAC7 directive, which regulates platform reporting in the European Union.
In a statement, the companies emphasize that their services unite thousands of self-employed drivers and couriers across Ukraine, and during the war, flexible employment formats remain important for the labor market. The document also mentions an expert assessment: tax changes for digital platforms could bring the budget approximately 14 billion hryvnias in additional revenues.
A special emphasis is placed on the exception for commodity transactions: transactions worth up to 2,000 euros per year will not be considered a systemic economic activity and will not be subject to the new regulation. The authors of the position explain this by the desire to separate household sales between citizens from regular earnings through platforms.
In the end, Uklon, Bolt, Uber, and Glovo confirm their willingness to participate in professional discussions and implement changes to maintain the stable operation of services and protect user rights.
Bills No. 14025 and No. 14026 concern the exchange of tax data on the income of platform users between countries. Similar rules are already in place in the EU within the DAC7 framework, so that states can see income from marketplaces and services such as delivery or taxis and correctly apply tax rules.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about how, starting in 2026, platforms such as Uklon, Uber, Bolt, Glovo, OLX, and Prom.ua will be able to withhold taxes from the income of their users (drivers, couriers, and private sellers, etc.). The rate is 10% (5% personal income tax + 5% military levy), and small one-time sales up to an annual limit will be exempt. The 2026 state budget already includes an expected revenue of UAH 14 billion from the new model.
