299 MPs voted in favor of the bill.
If the bill is passed on the second reading and signed by the president, officials will be required to filed e-declarations not only for, 2023 but for all previous years that are required, Zheleznyak said.
The bill states that e-declarations will be publicly available in the Unified State Register of Declarations until the termination or cancellation of martial law. However, the e-declarations will not publicly reveal:
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the registration number of the
taxpayer's registration card or the passport number;
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places of residence;
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date of birth;
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the location of objects
specified in the declaration;
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account number at a bank or
other financial institution;
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data on settlements where the
objects specified in the declaration are located, or the actual place of
residence/registered place of residence;
● names of all other persons specified in the declaration (except for the subject of the declaration).
Additionally, certain military officials will also be required to submit declarations by
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the date of the end of
hostilities;
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date of the end of enemy
occupation in the region where the individual resides;
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return to the point of
permanent deployment or place of permanent work (except for rotation);
● termination or abolition of martial law.
Zheleznyak clarified that these officials are persons who:
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for the exercise of official
powers are located in territories where active hostilities are taking place;
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reside in temporarily occupied
territories;
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are military service members
that take a direct part in hostilities;
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are employed by bodies
authorized to carry out intelligence and/or counter-intelligence activities, or
directly participate in intelligence measures;
● are sent to other states to participate in international operations to maintain peace and security
After the start of the full-scaleinvasion of Russia, the Ukrainian parliament made it optional for officials to submit property declarations. However, following the signing of a memorandum with the IMF, Kyiv agreed to resume e-declarations by August 1, 2023.