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Paper tax identification numbers are no longer required in Ukraine: what has replaced the document

Anna Kramarenko
Anna Kramarenko Editor-in-Chief
Paper tax identification numbers are no longer required in Ukraine: what has replaced the document
RNOKPP e-card
From Thursday, 14 May, Ukrainians will no longer need a separate paper tax card. From now on, Ukrainians can access the RNO-KPP e-card via the ‘Diya’ app, which will have the same legal validity.

This was announced by Valeria Koval, Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, at the Mintsyfra Summit in Kyiv.

"From 14 May, a separate paper taxpayer card (RNOKPP) will no longer be required," the statement reads.

It is noted that the RNOKPP e-card in the "Diya" app will have the same legal force.

The document in the app has a special QR code, which government agencies and banks can use to verify a person’s details. It can now be quickly shared via “Diya” directly from a smartphone.

As a reminder, it was previously reported that restrictions will be introduced in Ukraine on transfers from the accounts of sole traders and legal entities (this refers to transfers without supporting documents). ThePublic explained who will be affected by these changes and what amounts are involved.

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