Required entry point for the Ukraine self-employed (ФОП) workflow: an upload-first intake orchestrator that collects facts, parses documents, confirms scope, and hands off a structured intake package to downstream Ukraine content skills. Computes nothing.
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This Guide is general tax/accounting reference material for AI-assisted workflows. It has not been reviewed for your personal facts, documents, elections, deadlines, residency, filing status, or local procedures. Do not rely on it to file, pay, amend, or take a tax position without review by a qualified professional in the relevant jurisdiction.
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Single tax rate — Group 3, non-VAT registered
5%Tax Code of Ukraine, Art. 293.3
Single tax rate — Group 3, VAT-registered
3%Tax Code of Ukraine, Art. 293.3
Personal income tax (PIT) rate — general system FOP
18%Tax Code of Ukraine, Art. 167.1
Military levy rate — general system FOP
5%Tax Code of Ukraine, Art. 161
Simplified system group most commonly used by freelancers/IT
Group 3Tax Code of Ukraine, Art. 291
FX receipts conversion rate basis
NBU rate on the date of receiptTax Code of Ukraine, Art. 292.2
Tax year covered by this skill
2026Tax Code of Ukraine
Activities barred from simplified (single tax) system
Excisable goods, FX exchange, financial services, gambling, mineral extractionTax Code of Ukraine, Art. 291.5
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The intake orchestrator for Ukraine-resident self-employed individuals (ФОП / FOP). Every downstream Ukraine content skill (ua-single-tax, ua-income-tax, ua-social-contributions, ukraine-vat) and the assembly orchestrator (ua-return-assembly) depend on this skill running first to produce a structured intake package.
This skill computes nothing. Its job is to collect the facts, parse the documents, confirm everything, and hand off a clean intake package.
Upload-first, inference-then-confirm:
Do not narrate phases. Do not re-ask anything visible in the documents.
Ask the user to upload:
This skill orchestrates intake only and computes no tax. All downstream outputs must be reviewed and signed off by a qualified Ukrainian accountant or auditor before filing. The most up-to-date version is maintained at openaccountants.com.
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Other Ukraine computations in the OpenAccountants Tax Library.
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