Currency exchangers who refuse to accept old bills or exchanging them only with a commission may begin to deprive the license. Ukrainians have the right to file complaints about such unscrupulous dealers to the National Bank (NBU).

This was announced by the People’s Deputy, First Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Tax Committee Yaroslav Zheleznyak (" He calls on the National Bank to respond as rigidly as possible to such appeals of citizens.

" When for bills until 2006 they offer an exchange with a commission of 10%. Let me remind you that this problem has already risen several times on our committee and the National Bank. And the decision was to quickly punish unscrupulous exchangers for such a scheme, ”Zheleznyak noted.

In addition, he believes that lawmakers should return to the issue of increasing advance tax for the exchange exchange market. The advance payment of income tax paid in connection with the accrual/payment of dividends is part of the income tax.

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NBU prohibits banks and non -bank financial institutions establish restrictions on the face value or year of the release of real and real banknotes of foreign currency. At the same time, on " In particular, Ukrainians may refuse to exchange bills, which:.

Such banknotes can be transferred to the collection for a fee for a fee. The bank sends such funds to the Corresponding Bank abroad (Co-Casso), and from his client takes a fee of 10%.