Overview
- Following Tuesday and Wednesday's voting push, parliament extended the wartime military tax for three years after the war.
- Lawmakers advanced only part of the IMF package, passing just one of four new taxes, while a levy on digital‑platform income cleared a first reading and the unpopular self‑employed tax was left off the agenda.
- Parliament fully approved three EU alignment bills under the Ukraine Facility, and Economy Minister Oleksii Sobolev said those measures could unlock roughly €1.3 billion.
- Progress on World Bank conditions lagged, with only one of four required bills passed ahead of an April 20 deadline tied to a $3.35 billion loan.
- Falling short on reforms puts a June IMF tranche of about $700 million at risk and leaves Kyiv searching for funds to cover a $52 billion 2026 budget as Hungary continues to block a €90 billion EU loan.