E-invoicing compliance and regulatory updates - Ukraine
Last reviewed: July 1, 2026
Last reviewed: July 1, 2026
E-invoicing is mandatory in Ukraine.
E-invoicing applies to all VAT-registered entities.
Taxpayers must issue e-invoices in XML format and deliver them to the government portal URTI. Buyers download invoices from the URTI platform.
Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.
E-invoicing is mandatory in Ukraine.
E-invoicing applies to all VAT-registered entities.
Taxpayers must issue e-invoices in XML format and deliver them to the government portal URTI. Buyers download invoices from the URTI platform.
Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.
Ukraine uses the URTI system as national platform.
Electronic invoices must be issued in XML format, according to the URTI platform requirements.
Ukraine uses the URTI system as national platform.
Electronic invoices must be issued in XML format, according to the URTI platform requirements.
The storage period of invoices in Ukraine is up to seven years.
Legal invoice
Download our Basware Vault fact sheet here to learn more about our flexible and scalable solution.
The storage period of invoices in Ukraine is up to seven years.
Legal invoice
Download our Basware Vault fact sheet here to learn more about our flexible and scalable solution.
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2010 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2010 |
Supplier requirement: Ukrainian suppliers must issue XML e-invoices, validate and transmit them through the URTI platform.
Buyer requirement: Ukrainian buyers must receive validated e-invoices from the URTI platform.
Archiving requirement: Both suppliers and buyers must archive invoices – in the format received – for several years (five recommended). E-invoices must be stored electronically for up to seven years.
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2010 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2010 |
Supplier requirement: Ukrainian suppliers must issue XML e-invoices, validate and transmit them through the URTI platform.
Buyer requirement: Ukrainian buyers must receive validated e-invoices from the URTI platform.
Archiving requirement: Both suppliers and buyers must archive invoices – in the format received – for several years (five recommended). E-invoices must be stored electronically for up to seven years.
E-invoicing is mandatory in Ukraine.
E-invoicing applies to all VAT-registered entities.
Taxpayers must issue e-invoices in XML format and deliver them to the government portal URTI. Buyers download invoices from the URTI platform.
Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.
Ukraine uses the URTI system as national platform.
Electronic invoices must be issued in XML format, according to the URTI platform requirements.
The storage period of invoices in Ukraine is up to seven years.
Legal invoice
Download our Basware Vault fact sheet here to learn more about our flexible and scalable solution.
| Requirement | Status | Timeline |
| B2G | Mandatory | Since 2010 |
| B2B | Mandatory | Since 2010 |
Supplier requirement: Ukrainian suppliers must issue XML e-invoices, validate and transmit them through the URTI platform.
Buyer requirement: Ukrainian buyers must receive validated e-invoices from the URTI platform.
Archiving requirement: Both suppliers and buyers must archive invoices – in the format received – for several years (five recommended). E-invoices must be stored electronically for up to seven years.
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