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Ukrainians declare nearly UAH 324B in income earned last year

From January through July 2026, individuals filed nearly 215,000 income and property tax returns, declaring UAH 323.9 billion in income earned last year.

Ukrainians declare nearly UAH 324B in income earned last year

According to Ukraine's State Tax Service, reported by Ukrinform, Ukrainians declared nearly UAH 324 billion in income for the year ending last year. This figure represents a UAH 16 billion increase compared to the same period in 2025. Additionally, the number of tax returns filed rose by 5,000 in comparison to the first seven months of 2025.

Citizens reported over UAH 6 billion in personal income tax and UAH 2.6 billion in military levy to support the state budget. Notably, 1,025 individuals declared tax liabilities exceeding UAH 1 million, with 72 declaring more than UAH 10 million and eight surpassing UAH 100 million. The highest tax liability recorded was UAH 760.7 million, filed by a resident from Kyiv.

The State Tax Service emphasized that filing a tax return not only fulfills tax obligations but also provides an opportunity for taxpayers to receive partial tax refunds for eligible expenses incurred during the year.

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