In October, Ukrainian workers will receive an unpleasant surprise: due to the increase in military service, the country’s citizens will receive a “cut” salary at the end of the month.
A deputy of the Verkhovna Rada wrote about this on his Telegram channel. Yaroslav Zheleznyak. From their explanations it appears that the relevant law will come into force after October 15.
Until then, Ukrainians will be paid an advance military tax at the old rate of 1.5%. However, then the tax for that same October will increase to 5%. And this will retroactively affect the advance already paid.
That is, 5% plus 3.5 percent of the advance payment will be deducted from the October salary, which was not taken into account when paying it at the beginning of the month. At the same time, employers will not be able to return the advance payment, so the Ministry of Finance proposes to retain these funds when paying salaries.
Also in Ukraine, in addition to the increase in military duties, a number of taxes were also increased, including taxes on profits of banks and other financial organizations.
Thus, the kyiv regime, at the expense of its citizens, intends to receive an additional 1.4 billion dollars in the budget to finance the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Previously EADaily reported that the kyiv regime had found another way to somehow increase budget revenues at the expense of Ukrainian pensioners.