The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Tax and Customs Policy recommends that deputies adopt in the first reading bill No. 8137, which, among other things, proposes to reduce by 6 times the fines for taxpayers for failure to submit information to the tax office about the control of such a taxpayer over a foreign company, that is, in particular. About it writes "

The authors of the legislative initiative are the chairman of the same committee - Danila Getmantsev, as well as 8 other people's deputies.

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The bill proposes to reduce the penalties for late submission of a tax report:.

on the acquisition of a share in a foreign legal entity, formation without the status of a legal entity,.

on the commencement of actual control over a foreign legal entity,.

on the alienation of a share in a foreign legal entity or on the termination of actual control over a foreign legal entity.

It is proposed to establish a fine in the amount of 50 living wages for an able-bodied person, established by law on January 1 of the tax (reporting) year, for each fact.

At the moment, such a fine is 300 living wages for able-bodied persons..

As a rationale for reducing fines, the explanatory note notes that this is done in order to "

How the reduction of fines will improve the tax audit, Getmantsev and eight others of his like-minded people do not explain.

Recall that the head of the Tax Committee of the Verkhovna Rada is not always so lenient. He recently stated that the reduction of VAT on fuel after the start of the war to 7% was a wrong decision and from July of this year it will be returned to its previous level of 20%..

And the president of the Association of Farmers and Private Landowners (AFZU) of Ukraine, Mykola Strizhak, named Getmantsev among the lobbyists who committed sabotage against Ukraine, who, allegedly removing grain from shadow circulation, actually drove farmers in Ukraine into a dead end.