EU4PFM – EU for competitive, sound and thriving Ukraine
The overall objective of the EU4PFM Programme is to improve Public Finance Management (PFM) in Ukraine, thereby ultimately improving public service delivery and the business climate.
Achieved results
Effective reform of the public finance management system is the basis for implementing state policy and achieving strategic development goals by supporting overall fiscal discipline, strategic allocation of budget funds, and effective delivery of services.
News
December 9, 2024
Market consultations on the procurement of the Hardware and Software Complex Contact Center of the “Help Desk” System and Services from its settings
Public Institution Central Project Management Agency (hereinafter – CPMA) (Republic of Lithuania) is planning to procure the HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE COMPLEX CONTACT CENTER OF THE "HELP DESK" SYSTEM AND SERVICES FROM ITS SETTINGS(hereinafter – Goods). The final owner and beneficiary of the State Customs Service of Ukraine.
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December 4, 2024
EU4PFM supported the State Tax Service of Ukraine in implementing a unique Big Data TP IT-system for transfer pricing control
This IT-solution will help combat tax evasion by multinational corporations, reducing the loss of billions in taxes.
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December 3, 2024
EU4PFM provides 200,000 customs seals to the SCS to support NCTS implementation
Thanks to the EU4PFM project, the State Customs Service of Ukraine has received 200,000 customs seals. These seals are crucial for the national application of the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS).
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December 2, 2024
European integration of UA Customs: learning from Poland’s experience in legislation adaptation and IT systems implementation
From November 25-27, a Ukrainian delegation, led by the Deputy Minister of Finance for Digital Development, Digital Transformation, and Digitalization, Oleksandr Hrubiian, and Oleg Nikolaychuk, Deputy Head of the State Customs Service of Ukraine for Digital Development, Digital Transformation, and Digitalization, paid a working visit to Poland to study its experience in customs integration with the EU.
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