Legislative changes
Analysis, not news. We explain what has changed and how it will affect your business.
Laws change constantly. But not every change concerns you. We cut through the noise and explain only what really matters: new customs procedures, changes in the taxation of foreign trade operations, updates to technical regulations and transition periods.
New rules for determining customs value from 2026: what has changed for importers
Since 2026, customs offices have tightened control over method 1 (transaction value). Now, if the declared value differs from the average market value by 15% or more…
The updated procedure for certifying goods for export to the EU: which documents are no longer valid
Since 1 January 2026 the EU has withdrawn recognition of a number of Ukrainian certificates issued before 2023 without accreditation under the updated EN ISO/IEC standards…
Changes to administrative appeals against customs decisions: shorter deadlines and new requirements for complaints
The new procedure has cut the deadline for filing an administrative complaint from 10 to 7 working days. A mandatory complaint structure has also been introduced: without stating…
New customs procedures under martial law: what applies in 2026
In 2026 the simplified procedures for critical imports (energy, medicine, defence) have been extended, but control over dual-use goods has been tightened…
Taxation of foreign trade operations: VAT and duty changes for importers in 2026
Since 2026 the procedure for crediting import VAT has changed. VAT is no longer paid as a separate payment but is included in the single tax account. This…