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Europe non-EU · CTC registration (ERPN); SAF-T on request
Last updated September 21, 2026
SAF-T UA 2.0 (Nov 2024) trimmed the XML structure and aligned it with national accounting standards – the file carries accounting policies, coded transactions and source-document data. Extending it to all taxpayers is a 2027 goal in the National Revenue Strategy to 2030, but Draft Law No. 6255 was withdrawn on 17 July 2025 and no replacement bill is before the Verkhovna Rada – so there is no legal date. A full B2B e-invoicing mandate likewise remains announced intent rather than law.
Live now
Applies to
B2B (tax invoices), B2G
Next phase deadline
SAF-T UA for all VAT payers – draft, no date
Two questions. The fixed-establishment rule is where most foreign businesses get it wrong.
Roughly how big is the business?
Is your business established in Ukraine – a company, branch, or fixed establishment there?
Not in scope for Ukraine
With no establishment and no Ukrainian VAT registration, the ERPN and SAF-T do not reach you – imports are documented on the buyer's side. Revisit if you set up locally or start selling digital services into Ukraine (a declaration-based regime, without ERPN duties).
Registered without establishment – declarations, not ERPN
Ukraine's VAT registration for non-resident digital-service providers runs on simplified declarations without ERPN tax-invoice registration. A local establishment or full VAT registration is a different position – ERPN duties attach there, and SAF-T follows the taxpayer categories. Confirm which regime you are in before relying on an exemption.
In scope – ERPN now; SAF-T extension not yet law
ERPN registration of VAT tax invoices already applies to you like any VAT payer. Extending SAF-T UA to all taxpayers is a 2027 goal in the National Revenue Strategy, but the bill that carried it (No. 6255) was withdrawn in July 2025, so there is no legal date. Mapping your accounting data to the SAF-T UA 2.0 structure early is still worth it: the two-business-day response window leaves no room to build the file after a request arrives.
In scope – ERPN now, SAF-T already yours
Your VAT tax invoices register electronically in the ERPN with qualified signatures – a registration failure blocks your customer's VAT credit. As a large taxpayer (income above UAH 500 million) you are already exposed to SAF-T UA: the STS can request the file during a documentary audit, due within two business days, so it has to be generatable on demand, not assembled when asked. SAF-T UA 2.0 is the current structure.
A single date hides the rollout. Here's the full sequence.
2011–2015
VAT payers
Mandatory electronic registration of VAT invoices in the Unified Register of Tax Invoices (ERPN) phased in for all VAT payers.
Done
Current position
Large taxpayers
SAF-T UA on request for large taxpayers (income above UAH 500 million): the STS can request the file during a documentary audit, due within two business days, using the SAF-T UA 2.0 structure.
Done
2027 (goal)
All taxpayers
The National Revenue Strategy to 2030 targets extending SAF-T UA to all taxpayers in 2027. The bill that carried it (Draft Law No. 6255) was withdrawn in July 2025, so there is no legal commencement date.
Future
The standards, scope and dates that define the mandate – at a glance.
Transaction scope
B2B (tax invoices), B2G
Model
CTC registration (ERPN); SAF-T on request
Formats
XML tax invoices (ERPN); SAF-T UA 2.0
Region
Europe non-EU
STATUS
Live now
Scope
Ukraine's VAT tax invoices (podatkova nakladna) must be issued and registered electronically in the Unified Register (ERPN) with qualified signatures – a long-standing CTC layer – but there is no general B2B e-invoice exchange mandate. SAF-T UA applies on request to large taxpayers (income above UAH 500 million), submitted within two business days of a tax authority request; extending it to all taxpayers is a goal, not law.
Registration failures block the buyer's VAT credit under the ERPN rules; SAF-T non-submission draws general Tax Code penalties – confirm current amounts with the State Tax Service.
Official sources checked on 21 September 2026:
What is the e-invoicing mandate in Ukraine?
SAF-T UA 2.0 (Nov 2024) trimmed the XML structure and aligned it with national accounting standards – the file carries accounting policies, coded transactions and source-document data. Extending it to all taxpayers is a 2027 goal in the National Revenue Strategy to 2030, but Draft Law No. 6255 was withdrawn on 17 July 2025 and no replacement bill is before the Verkhovna Rada – so there is no legal date. A full B2B e-invoicing mandate likewise remains announced intent rather than law.
When does e-invoicing become mandatory in Ukraine?
Status: Live now. Next key date: SAF-T UA for all VAT payers – draft, no date ().
Who has to comply with e-invoicing in Ukraine?
Ukraine's VAT tax invoices (podatkova nakladna) must be issued and registered electronically in the Unified Register (ERPN) with qualified signatures – a long-standing CTC layer – but there is no general B2B e-invoice exchange mandate. SAF-T UA applies on request to large taxpayers (income above UAH 500 million), submitted within two business days of a tax authority request; extending it to all taxpayers is a goal, not law.
Which e-invoice format is required in Ukraine?
XML tax invoices (ERPN); SAF-T UA 2.0. Model: CTC registration (ERPN); SAF-T on request.
What are the penalties for non-compliance in Ukraine?
Registration failures block the buyer's VAT credit under the ERPN rules; SAF-T non-submission draws general Tax Code penalties – confirm current amounts with the State Tax Service.
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