Ukraine’s tax on foreign companies’ sales of digital services into the country brought in about $336 million in tax revenue last year, the government said.
The so-called Google tax, which went into effect in 2022, is a 20% value-added tax on sales of digital services by nonresidents into Ukraine. Last year the levy raised around 14.4 billion hryvnia ($335.7 million), according to a Monday release.
The major payers were Apple Inc., Google, Valve Corp., Meta Platforms Inc., Sony Group Corp., Etsy Inc., and Netflix Inc., according to the release.
Lesya Karnaukh, acting head of the State Tax Service, said ...
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