Ukraine is considering legalising and taxing its shadow pornography industry, potentially raising $25 million in taxes annually. Supporters say the move could curb corruption and boost war funds, while hundreds of Ukrainian creators have moved abroad to avoid legal risks.
Ukraine is considering legalising and taxing its shadow pornography industry, potentially raising $25 million in taxes annually. Supporters say the move could curb corruption and boost war funds, while hundreds of Ukrainian creators have moved abroad to avoid legal risks.
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Ukraine is considering legalising and taxing its shadow pornography industry, potentially raising $25 million in taxes annually. Supporters say the move could curb corruption and boost war funds, while hundreds of Ukrainian creators have moved abroad to avoid legal risks.
