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With the adoptiтп in 1999 the Law of Ukraine "On Humanitarian Aid", which regulates the main aspects of the circulation of humanitarian aid in Ukraine, one of the key conditions for the import of humanitarian goods was its exemption from the tax burden of value added tax and customs duties, and the most important condition for exemption from taxation - recognition of goods moving across the customs border as humanitarian aid. Before the start of the full-scale invasion of the aggressor on the territory of Ukraine, this was accompanied by the need to carry out a number of bureaucratic manipulations even before arriving at the customs border of Ukraine. In the course of the study, it was established that during the period of martial law, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine provided a clear list of goods considered humanitarian aid, simplified the procedure for customs clearance of such cargo, regulated the main aspects of recognition and customs clearance of humanitarian aid in the form of dual purpose goods, military goods, medicines and pharmaceutical products. In addition, the volume and sources of humanitarian aid from other countries were analyzed. With the adoptiтп in 1999 the Law of Ukraine "On Humanitarian Aid", which regulates the main aspects of the circulation of humanitarian aid in Ukraine, one of the key conditions for the import of humanitarian goods was its exemption from the tax burden of value added tax and customs duties, and the most important condition for exemption from taxation - recognition of goods moving across the customs border as humanitarian aid. Before the start of the full-scale invasion of the aggressor on the territory of Ukraine, this was accompanied by the need to carry out a number of bureaucratic manipulations even before arriving at the customs border of Ukraine. In the course of the study, it was established that during the period of martial law, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine provided a clear list of goods considered humanitarian aid, simplified the procedure for customs clearance of such cargo, regulated the main aspects of recognition and customs clearance of humanitarian aid in the form of dual purpose goods, military goods, medicines and pharmaceutical products. In addition, the volume and sources of humanitarian aid from other countries were analyzed.

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