Environmental Taxation: Ukrainian Realities and European Practice
NADIIA DAVYDENKO1, ZOIA TITENKO1, KATERYNA SHEVCHUK2,
ALINA BURIAK1
1Department of Finance, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences,
Kyiv, UKRAINE
2Department of Accounting and Taxation, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences,
Kyiv, UKRAINE
Abstract: Environmental protection is a necessary element of the state strategy of sustainable development.
Taxes are an effective tool of environmental policy in many countries of the world. The level of environmental
protection in Ukraine is low. According to the ecological component of sustainable development, Ukraine ranks
109 out of 180 countries in the world in 2020. Therefore, taxation is not a sufficiently effective tool of
environmental policy in Ukraine. Ukraine's international obligations regarding environmental protection and
promotion of long-term goals of sustainable development determine the need to improve the system of
environmental taxation in Ukraine. In modern economic conditions the issue of restoration of natural resources
and redistribution of environmental tax between the relevant budgets is becoming increasingly important.
Environmental taxes as a tool of environmental policy should not just fill the state budget, but stimulate the
payer to have a positive and responsible attitude towards the natural environment. The funds received can be
used to stimulate environmental protection, state programs for the development and import of resource-saving
technologies, waste disposal, etc. Reserves for reducing the load on the surrounding natural environment can be
quickly exhausted, therefore it is important to find ways to give economic growth a new quality, so that the
recovery of the economy and the growth of industrial production are accompanied by the introduction of
effective environmental protection technologies. As a result of the study, the main types of environmental taxes
are identified. It is established that the ecological tax is an important lever for counteracting negative changes in
the environment. A comparative analysis of environmental tax revenues in the EU and Ukraine was conducted.
In the process of research scientific methods were used: economic and statistical - to assess the dynamics of the
payment of environmental tax; analysis and synthesis - to find out the reasons that cause changes in the amount
of payment. The result of the study is clearly defined trends in the flow of funds to the relevant budgets.
Keywords: budget revenues, environmental taxation, international taxation, tax system, tax control, taxes.
Received: June 21, 2022. Revised: October 17, 2022. Accepted: November 13, 2022. Published: December 13, 2022.
1 Introduction
In modern conditions, the state of the environment
and the exhaustion of natural resources are problems
that require urgent solutions both in Ukraine and in
the whole world. This is primarily due to the lack of
financial resources needed to implement
environmental measures. Therefore, one of the main
sources of raising funds to address environmental
issues is to reform tax legislation in order to achieve
environmental safety of the state.
In the world, the issue of environmental security is
very important, Western European countries were
among the first to intensively use tax instruments to
stimulate environmental measures since the 80-90s
of the twentieth century. The European Union has
adopted a number of basic directives that set
minimum energy tax rates and introduce a system of
quotas for greenhouse gas emissions. Environmental
issues are still relevant in Europe, and there is
constant talk of increasing tax pressure to protect the
environment.
Taking into account the practice of developed
countries, Ukraine needs to improve fiscal policy in
order to stimulate the filling of the budget and
solving the issues of efficient use of natural
resources.
2 Analysis of the Latest Research and
Publications
Substantial changes in environmental taxation, in
order to solve the priority issues of environmental
protection, require the establishment of a process of
effective management, by introducing a variety of
their types and analyzing the results of their
implementation. Issues that are urgent for Ukraine,
regarding environmental taxation, are almost
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indistinguishable from the world, so it is advisable
to study global trends and the variety of taxes in
order to implement them in the current economic
conditions of Ukraine.
For the first time, studies of the problems of
environmental taxation are found in the writings of
A. Pigou, he first defined environmental costs and
formulated an understanding of the need to
introduce a tax that would compensate for the losses
of society and contribute to the restoration of the
ecological situation [19]. Followers of Pigou's
teachings, in particular G. Tullock and P. Ekins [9],
[25], claim in their research that environmental
taxation can replace traditional taxation and play a
significant role in the formation of the state budget.
This will contribute to the simultaneous filling of
the budget and prevent environmental damage [8].
A number of foreign scientists in their writings
suggest introducing special taxes to correct negative
external effects, including in the form of ecological
damage to the environment, and compensation in
the form of subsidies for entities that improve the
environment [1], [6].
Many studies of domestic and foreign scientists
have been devoted to the issue of efficiency and
optimality of environmental taxation in the tax
system. In particular, researchers [3], [7], [13] in
their studies claim that the optimal tax rate for
emissions of polluting substances should be lower
than equal to the marginal environmental damage.
In the case of production of goods with a very high
elasticity of demand, a significant impact on the
environment can be achieved with a low rate of
environmental tax, and vice versa, when the
elasticity of demand is low, the impact on the
environment can be very small, even with a high tax
rate [16], [21]. It is important to note the
contribution of scientists [14], [20], [22] who
studied the reform of environmental taxation in the
EU countries, as well as the possibility of
introducing these taxes in the conditions of an
imperfect market economy. The study of the
problems of the current system of environmental
taxation in Ukraine, as well as the possibilities of
harmonizing domestic tax legislation with European
legislation in terms of environmental taxation, is
devoted to the work of I.S. Varlamova [26], O.O.
Veklicha [27], O.N. Garkushenko [11]. Quite
important are the works of scientists devoted to the
issues of the role of environmental taxation in the
system of tools of “green” finance, as well as the
possibility of practical implementation of effective
environmental taxation [15], [28].
Despite a wide range of studies, many problems
remain unresolved and require constant monitoring
in the context of existing changes. Therefore, a
detailed analysis of the current situation in the world
and Ukraine, on increasing the role of
environmental taxation in order to preserve the
environment, is timely and relevant.
The purpose of the article is to study the theoretical
and practical foundations of environmental taxation
in Ukraine and develop proposals for its
improvement, taking into account global trends.
The methodological basis of the research is a
systematic approach to determining the main
provisions of the theory of environmental taxation
as one of the determining factors for the efficiency
of the use of natural resources. The study uses an
organic fusion of methods: dialectical and abstract-
logical when conducting theoretical and
methodological generalizations; statistical-economic
to analyze tax revenues to the relevant budget and
their impact on the environmental situation in the
country.
3 The Research Results
In modern economic conditions, the development of
principles of rational use of natural resources and
promotion of environmental protection is
particularly relevant. Environmental taxation plays a
significant role in creating alternative sources of
financing for environmental protection activities in
Ukraine.
Analysis of foreign experience shows that the
introduction of an effective tax mechanism,
simultaneously with increasing the requirements for
environmental standards, plays a leading role in
improving the condition of natural objects.
The history of the formation of environmental
taxation in the world is quite long. For the first time,
the idea of environmental taxation was highlighted
in the works of A. K. Pigu, who proposed to
consider taxes as a tool for influencing the behavior
of "pollutants" of the environment, on the one hand,
and as an incentive to environmental activities
through subsidies, on the other [18].
These postulates were laid down and further
developed in the European Union's program of
action for the protection of the natural environment
(1973), which provided for the consolidation and
formation of environmental legislation for almost all
elements of the environment.
Environmental taxation is one of the decisive factors
for rational use of natural resources. A prerequisite
for the introduction of environmental taxes was to
provide compensation for environmental pollution,
in particular, to establish a direct relationship
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between the amount of tax deductions and the
degree of negative impact as a result of activities.
The conducted research clearly shows that in the
leading countries of the world, environmental
taxation performs three main functions:
environmental, incentive and fiscal. In Ukraine,
however, the role of environmental taxes is limited
only to ensuring the fiscal sufficiency of the system
of collecting payments for environmental pollution
[2], [5].
If we talk about the economic essence of an
environmental tax, then it should be understood as
compensation for the negative consequences that
were caused to the natural environment in the
process of carrying out a certain type of activity.
This compensation is obliged to fully finance the
activities that are necessary for the restoration of the
surrounding natural environment. However, the
value of this tax implies that there is no negative
impact on the environment. If in the EU countries,
this tax performs its main functions, then in Ukraine
its value is insignificant.
Fig. 1: Comparison of types of environmental taxes in Ukraine and European countries
Source: Built by the author according [19], [23].
According to Ukrainian legislation, the
environmental tax is a national mandatory payment
levied on the actual volume of emissions into the
atmosphere, discharges into water bodies of
pollutants, waste disposal, the actual volume of
radioactive waste temporarily stored by their
producers, the actual volume of generated
radioactive waste and the actual volume of
radioactive waste accumulated before April 1, 2009
[24].
Yale University research conducted by the Center
for Environmental Policy and law shows that
Ukraine ranked 60th in the environmental efficiency
rating among 180 countries in 2019, losing 35
points over the past five years and gaining only 49.5
points. In the countries of the European Union, the
issue of solving environmental problems is one of
the most urgent, since environmental pollution
negatively affects people's lives and is one of the
causes of increased mortality [19]. The basis of this
policy is to ensure compliance with environmental
standards in the course of business entities '
activities [4]. The environmental tax is one of the
main tools of the state in protecting the natural
environment.
The purpose of the tax is to encourage business
entities to reduce the volume of
emissions/discharges of pollutants into atmospheric
air/water bodies, to establish a direct dependence of
the amount of tax deductions on the degree of
negative impact on the environment, to mobilize
funds to budgets of various levels in order to finance
Ukraine
EU countries
Tax on emissions of pollutants
into the atmosphere
Tax for discharges of
pollutants into water bodies
Waste disposal tax
Tax for the creation and
storage of radioactive waste
CO2 emissions tax
Transport tax
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the costs of protection and rational use of natural
resources [20].
The classification of environmental taxes in the EU
and Ukraine has significant differences. So, in
European countries, the environmental tax includes:
1) energy taxes-responsible for 3/4 of revenues from
environmental taxes;
2) transport taxes account for 1/5 of revenues;
3) taxes on pollution and taxes on the use of Natural
Resources Account for only 3% of revenues from
environmental taxes (fig.1). In Ukraine,
environmental taxation plays a rather indirect role,
and is an inefficient regulatory tool [12].
A comparative analysis of environmental tax
revenues in the EU and Ukraine shows that the
share of this tax in Ukraine is rather insignificant
and during the study period amounted to less than
1% of GDP (fig. 2).
Fig. 2: Dynamics of environmental tax revenues in the EU and Ukraine in% of GDP
Source: Built by the author according [10], [17].
In addition, according to the data, the share of this
tax began to decrease starting from 2017 and in
2020 amounted to only 0.14%. In the EU countries,
the situation is slightly different, the share of this tax
ranges from 2.3-2.5%. This situation is primarily
explained by the small amounts of payment of this
tax in Ukraine. The largest share of environmental
taxes in Ukraine is the tax levied on emissions of
pollutants into the atmosphere by stationary sources
of pollution (excluding emissions of carbon dioxide
into the atmosphere), about 59% in 2020. The
second step is divided by revenue from the
placement of waste in specially designated places or
facilities (20,6% in 2020) and the environmental
tax, which is paid for the generation of radioactive
waste (17,6% in 2020). We also see a sharp
decrease in revenues in 2015 against the background
of military actions and the exclusion from the
revenue part of revenues from the importation of
fuel into the customs territory of Ukraine by tax
agents and revenues from trade in the customs
territory of Ukraine with fuel of own production
and/or produced from raw materials by tax agents.
The tax reform implemented in 2010 did not bypass
taxes on pollution. Thus, with the adoption of the
Tax Code, the tax rates on pollution were increased
in terms of: emissions of pollutants by stationary
and mobile sources - by 1,2 times, discharges of
certain pollutants into water bodies - by 1,3;
discharges of pollutants into water bodies depending
on their concentration 1,7; of placed waste 80
depending on the hazard class and their level of
danger 2,0. There was also an expansion of the list
of payers of the specified payment at the expense of
natural persons, vehicle owners who buy fuel, and
the tax base at the expense of emissions of polluting
substances by air transport. This expansion made it
possible to increase the income of the environmental
tax by almost 20% only in the first year of operation
of the mentioned innovations.
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0,22 0,28 0,35 0,19 0,25 0,19 0,16 0,17 0,14
2,47 2,46 2,46 2,44 2,46 2,41 2,39 2,36 2,24
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0,50
1,00
1,50
2,00
2,50
3,00
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Ukraine
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Fig. 3: Efficiency of EU environmental taxation
Source: Built according [10].
At the European level, environmental tax statistics
are based on legislation in the field of environmental
accounts and in the field of national accounts.
Regulation (EC) No. 691/2011 of the European
Parliament and of the Council of 6 July 2011 on
European environmental economic accounts
provides a framework for the development of
different types of environmental accounts (also
called modules). Environmental taxes by type of
economic activity is one of the three modules
currently included in the Regulation. The other two
modules are air emissions accounts and economy-
wide cash flow accounts. Statistics on
environmental taxes by type of economic activity
provide data from the point of view of tax payers in
a way that is fully compatible with the ESA.
When analyzing the effectiveness of environmental
taxation, it is important to analyze the ratio of
revenues from this tax and expenses for the
protection of the natural environment. It is worth
noting that in the EU countries the ratio of expenses
for environmental protection measures and the
amount of tax paid was more than 0,75 during the
studied period, in recent years the growth of this
indicator has been observed to 0,86 in 2020, which
indicates the significant role of this tax in financing
measures related to environmental restoration (Fig.
3).
In Ukraine, the share of expenses for environmental
protection significantly exceeds the income from the
payment of the environmental tax, since the amount
of the tax paid is insignificant compared to the
needs for the restoration of the natural environment.
In addition, there is a low fiscal efficiency of this
tax in comparison with pan-European trends. That
is, we can conclude that Ukraine does not pay
enough attention to the collection of this tax and
environmental problems in general (Fig. 4)
0,80 0,79 0,78 0,78
0,77
0,79 0,79
0,80
0,86
0,72
0,74
0,76
0,78
0,80
0,82
0,84
0,86
0,88
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50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
300000
350000
400000
450000
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The total amount of environmental tax is EUR million
Public expenditure on environmental protection, million euros
The ratio of security expenditures to the amount of tax paid
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Fig. 4: Efficiency of environmental taxation in Ukraine
Source: Built according [17].
The conducted studies clearly show that in Ukraine,
spending on environmental protection is ten times
lower than in European countries and their share in
GDP is very insignificant during the study period
and tends to decrease. So, in 2012 they amounted to
0.4% of GDP, and in 2019 they decreased to 0.27%.
The pan-European indicator has an almost
unchanged trend and ranges from 1.9-2% of GDP.
4 Conclusion
So, we can conclude that in the EU countries, the
environmental tax is of great regulatory importance
and is one of the main sources of funding for
environmental protection measures. It is worth
noting that the European experience of
environmental taxation testifies to its effectiveness,
in particular, its high tax rates force enterprises to
implement measures aimed at minimizing
environmental pollution. A comparative analysis of
environmental tax collection in Ukraine and the EU
has demonstrated low fiscal efficiency in Ukraine.
In addition, our country does not pay enough
attention to the administration of this tax and
stimulating the solution of major environmental
problems in general. In the EU countries,
environmental taxation is one of the most effective
mechanisms for implementing environmental
policy, which Ukraine should take into account
when developing environmental measures and
consider the environmental tax as one of the main
sources of their financing. By introducing
appropriate changes to the tax legislation, it is
possible to solve a number of environmental
problems with the least losses for the country's
economy.
The conducted studies indicate the need to take
additional measures to demonstrate the dynamic
effectiveness of the environmental tax, in particular,
the use of other tax and administrative tools in
conjunction with this tax to increase the
attractiveness of the implementation of
environmental innovations for economic agents.
Thus, it is possible to draw conclusions about the
significant transaction costs for the implementation
of the tax obligation by all participants in the tax
process and their insignificant fiscal potential. The
conducted study of the effectiveness of pollution
taxes proved that only static effectiveness is
manifested from their application. Considering the
fact that the introduction of environmental
innovations reduces the tax base of the
environmental tax, it is advisable to take additional
measures to demonstrate the dynamic effectiveness
of the environmental tax, in particular, to apply it in
combination with this tax other tax and
administrative tools to increase the attractiveness of
implementing environmental innovations for
economic agents.
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Contribution of Individual Authors to the
Creation of a Scientific Article (Ghostwriting
Policy)
-Nadiia Dvydenko was responsible for
formulating the conclusions.
-Zoia Titenko conducted an assessment of
environmental tax revenues and averaged the
costs of environmental protection measures
-Kateryna Shevchuk conducted a review of
literature.
-Alina Buriak has been responsible for the Statistics.
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