Declaration of Income and Assets

How to file a declaration in Ukraine in 2026 if you receive income through Wise, Interactive Brokers, Binance, Payoneer, work for a foreign company, or are already a tax resident of another country

If in 2025–2026 you reside in Ukraine, work remotely for a foreign company, receive a foreign salary, and use Wise, Revolut, Payoneer, PayPal, Interactive Brokers, Freedom Finance, Binance, Bybit, Uniswap, Currency.com, or other international platforms — your situation may raise questions about Ukrainian tax residency and the declaration of foreign income.

In cases where funds are received into foreign accounts or are held outside Ukraine, this does not mean that such transactions fall outside international financial monitoring. In 2026, CRS — the Common Reporting Standard — already operates in more than 120 countries worldwide and allows tax authorities to obtain information about international accounts, brokerage accounts, dividend income, investment activity, foreign salary, cryptocurrency transactions, and international transfers.

We also work with cases involving foreigners, non-residents of Ukraine, remote workers, humanitarian coordinators, IT specialists, consultants, freelancers, and people who physically reside across multiple countries or receive income through international platforms and brokerage accounts.

Where do we start when preparing a declaration?

In most cases, people come to us when a specific problem or risk has already arisen. For example, a bank has requested confirmation of source of funds, questions have emerged regarding CRS, a declaration of foreign income needs to be filed, there is a need to explain the origin of funds, a person does not understand their tax status in Ukraine, or they have been receiving income through international platforms, brokerage accounts, or cryptocurrency.

That is why our work does not simply begin with “filing a declaration.” We start with a full analysis of your entire situation: the structure of your income, the countries through which funds passed, the international platforms used, banking transactions, investment activity, and possible risks from the perspective of Ukrainian legislation, CRS, and banking compliance.

We analyze whether Ukrainian tax residency may arise in your case, which specific income may be considered worldwide income, which countries are involved in the structure of your income, whether international double taxation avoidance conventions apply, whether taxes already paid abroad can be credited, and what documents may be needed to confirm your situation to a bank or tax authorities.

How to determine whether you are a tax resident of Ukraine?

If you reside in Ukraine, work here remotely, receive a foreign salary, use Wise, Revolut, Payoneer, Ukrainian bank accounts, rent housing, have a sole proprietorship (FOP), an LLC, or effectively conduct business from Ukrainian territory — this may affect your tax status.

Separately, it is necessary to analyze where your center of vital interests is located: family, housing, work, business, banking activity, primary sources of income, and the country with which you have the closest personal and economic ties.

Even if you officially work for a foreign company and receive a salary abroad, your situation may require analysis from the perspective of Ukrainian tax legislation, CRS, international financial information exchange, and banking compliance.

We help not simply to file a declaration, but to understand exactly what your situation looks like: whether Ukrainian tax residency arises in your case, which income is subject to declaration and which is not, which tax rates apply, whether taxes paid abroad can be credited, and which documents are needed specifically in your case.

How to declare income through Interactive Brokers, Binance, Wise, or international brokerage accounts in 2025–2026?

If in 2025–2026 you received income through Interactive Brokers, Freedom Finance, Binance, Bybit, Uniswap, Currency.com, or other international brokerage or cryptocurrency platforms, in many cases the question arises of how to correctly prepare documents for a Ukrainian declaration and which specific income needs to be reported.

If you do not understand which specific reports need to be downloaded from Interactive Brokers or other brokerage accounts, which documents are required for the declaration, or how realized gains, dividends, investment income, cryptocurrency transactions, or currency conversion of transactions are analyzed — we will help you correctly structure all information in accordance with the requirements of Ukrainian legislation.

We separately analyze Interactive Brokers reports, Flex XML reports, dividend reports, transaction history, brokerage activity, cryptocurrency statements, Binance reports, DeFi activity, investment portfolios, purchase and sale activity, gifted shares, percentage income, investment profits, and NBU currency exchange rates.

In practice, people very often download incorrect reports or do not understand which specific documents are needed for a Ukrainian declaration. A simple screenshot of an account or balance is not sufficient for the correct declaration of investment activity in Ukraine.

During our work, we help determine:

which specific reports need to be generated in Interactive Brokers;
which documents need to be translated;
what needs to be translated in full, and what can be translated partially;
which documents are accepted by the Ukrainian tax authority;
how to correctly confirm dividend income, investment profits, or cryptocurrency activity;
how the currency conversion of transactions is carried out in accordance with NBU exchange rates;
which income may be subject to declaration specifically in your situation.

We help not simply to “file a declaration,” but to correctly analyze investment activity, structure documents, and prepare accurate reporting in accordance with the requirements of Ukrainian legislation, CRS, and international financial monitoring.

We help gather and analyze documents specifically for your international case

After analyzing your situation, we compile an individual list of documents tailored specifically to your case. In international income structures, there is no universal document package, as each situation depends on the countries involved, types of income, platforms, and banking transactions.

We help analyze salary statements, tax certificates, Interactive Brokers reports, Flex XML reports, Wise and Revolut statements, PayPal or Payoneer transactions, dividend reports, cryptocurrency statements, payroll documents, brokerage reports, investment activity, and documents related to foreign property sales.

Separately, we help determine which documents need to be obtained specifically in your country, whether document translation is required, which tax certificates are accepted by the Ukrainian tax authority, whether a foreign tax credit can be applied, and how to correctly confirm taxes already paid abroad.

We independently analyze income, CRS risks, and prepare a completed declaration

After collecting documents, we independently analyze the income structure, investment gains, dividends, cryptocurrency transactions, brokerage activity, foreign salary, consulting income, and other international income.

We carry out currency conversion in accordance with NBU exchange rates, analyze tax risks, structure information for the Ukrainian declaration, and prepare a completed declaration of property status and income in accordance with Ukrainian legislation.

The declaration is submitted through the Electronic Cabinet of the Taxpayer. In most cases, after receiving all documents, preparation and submission of the declaration takes 1–2 business days.

What happens after the declaration is filed?

In international cases, filing a declaration is not always the final point of the process. That is why we accompany clients even after the declaration has been submitted.

We help monitor tax payment deadlines, prepare payment details, support the payment process, and if necessary, help respond to additional requests from the tax authority or banking compliance.

In many cases, people come to us after questions have already arisen from a bank, an international payment system, or financial monitoring. That is why we help not only with the declaration, but also with the overall structuring of the international tax situation, analysis of CRS risks, and preparation of documents for international compliance.

How to order a service and how does the consultation work?

To order a consultation or declaration filing, you can write to us by e-mail, on Telegram, or through the form on our website. After that, we will contact you, clarify the basic information about your situation, and agree on the format of the consultation.

Consultations are conducted online via Google Meet or Zoom in Ukrainian and English. If you are a foreigner, work for an international company, or receive income from abroad — you can receive a consultation in English in a clear international format without complex legal terminology.

The first stage of work is an analysis of your specific situation. We help determine whether Ukrainian tax residency arises in your case, which income may be subject to declaration, whether a declaration needs to be filed in your particular case, what risks may arise from failing to file a declaration or incorrectly declaring income, and what questions may be raised by banking compliance, CRS, or financial monitoring.

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