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
November 21, 2023
Protecting intellectual property rights: what measures does the EU customs employ to combat counterfeiting and why is it essential for Ukraine, aspiring to join the European Union?
Safeguarding borders against the infiltration of counterfeit goods stands as a top priority for the EU. The EU Council, in May 2021, identified crimes related to intellectual property as a key aspect among the EU's top 10 threats in combating organized crime from 2022 to 2025.
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November 21, 2023
Starting December 1, 2023, Ukraine will start using the NCTS Phase 5 system, having successfully completed all testing phases
The implementation of this advanced version of the electronic transit system (NCTS Phase 5) marks a major milestone for EU4PFM and the State Customs Service of Ukraine. Despite the onset of the war in Ukraine, the development of the IT solution began in spring 2022 and has recently been finalized.
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November 17, 2023
EU4PFM funds another project to enhance the effectiveness of the risk-based approach
EU4PFM and the State Tax Service have signed a contract to develop software for the Data Accounting System for Cash Registers.
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November 3, 2023
Bridging Taxation Worlds: Ukraine’s Path to Harmonize with the EU Tax Legislation and Modern Administrative Practices
In the realm of tax legislation, as Ukraine advances towards European integration, the harmonization of its tax system with European Union (EU) standards becomes a complex undertaking. This process entails adapting national tax laws to EU norms, which are continuously evolving. It is a journey that calls for close collaboration, commitment, and learning from the EU member states, particularly those with well-established tax systems.
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