Tax service to hand draft-age male data to Defense Ministry
The Cabinet of Ministers has ordered the State Tax Service to transfer personal data on all Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60 to the Ministry of Defense within 90 days, according to Resolution No. 981 published on July 29.
Ukrainian government has mandated the State Tax Service to share personal data of all men aged between 18 to 60 with the Defense Ministry, as per Resolution No. 981 issued on July 29. Signed by the Prime Minister and published on the Verkhovna Rada website, the resolution is still not officially enacted. LIGA ZAKON explains that the resolution aims to cross-check Tax Service records with the military registry to pinpoint citizens who have not completed their military registration.
This data collection primarily occurs via Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Centers or individual state registries. Now, the State Tax Service joins this list, and the data transfer protocol is now legally mandated. The cross-verification process not only identifies individuals missing from the military registry but also uncovers inconsistencies in existing records, such as outdated addresses, incorrect passport details, or discrepancies between state registries.
Each discrepancy poses an administrative risk. The resolution also modifies the general management procedures of the military registry, encompassing its administrative structure and verification rules for military registration documents abroad. The data exchange with the tax service is merely one aspect of a larger military accounting reform.
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