Ukraine hopes new 2016 budget will restart IMF lending
Ukraine's weak economy remains heavily reliant on support from the IMF; budget disputes have held up Fund aid
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- Controversy
- Competing tax reform proposals
- IMF
- Eventual tax reform
- Reduced unified social tax
- Higher income tax
- Taxation of enterprises
- Approved budget
- Deficit and debt ceilings
- Defence
- Social spending
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_350.jpg "Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk, right, with Finance Minister Natalia Yaresko parliament session in Kiev (Reuters/Andrew Kravchenko/Pool)")