Thus, a man who used the services of a doctor who falsified medical documents to avoid mobilization may be held administratively or criminally liable for evading mobilization.

Yes, in most cases you have that right.

Using your image (face, voice, name, or even your features) in advertising without your consent may violate:

• The right to your own image.

• Right to name and personal data If advertising directly or indirectly identifies you, this may be considered unlawful processing of personal data without your consent (Law of Ukraine "On Personal Data Protection").

• Damage to business reputation. If advertising creates the impression that you are endorsing a particular product or service, this may damage your honor, dignity, or reputation.

You can:

1. demand the cessation of the use of your image;

2. demand compensation for moral and material damage;

3. file a complaint with consumer or personal data protection authorities.

Income from the sale of an investment asset is not subject to personal income tax and is not included in the annual declaration of property status and income in the following cases (subparagraphs "a" and "b" of paragraph 170.2.8 of paragraph 170.2 of Article 170 of the Tax Code):

1. If the income received during the reporting tax year from the sale of investment assets does not exceed the amount specified in the first paragraph of clause 169.4.1 of clause 169.4 of Article 169 of the Tax Code of Ukraine (for 2025 - UAH 4,240).

2. If income is received from the sale of investment assets in the cases specified in clauses 165.1.40, 165.1.52, clause 165.1 of Article 165 of the Tax Code of Ukraine, in particular: income from the sale of shares (corporate rights) obtained during privatization in exchange for privatization certificates or compensation certificates of the Savings Bank of the USSR;

income from the sale of agricultural land plots and property shares acquired during privatization (clause 165.1.40, clause 165.1, article 165 of the Code of Civil Procedure);

profit from transactions with debt obligations of the National Bank of Ukraine or government securities issued by state bodies, taking into account exchange rate differences (clause 165.1.52, clause 165.1, article 165 of the Tax Code).

Paid leave for a father at the birth of a child is granted only once for a duration of up to 14 days and cannot be divided into parts.

A declaration of assets and income is not submitted in connection with these payments.

This is because the self-employed person already acts as a tax agent and performs all reporting functions through Tax Calculation.

Administrative liability for contempt of court is provided for in Article 185-3 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses.

Manifestations of disrespect include, for example, disruption of order during a court session; actions that indicate obvious contempt for the court and the rules established in the court; failure by the parties to comply with the presiding judge's orders; malicious evasion of persons without whom the case cannot be considered from appearing in court, etc.

In the event of one of the above actions, the court is obliged to initiate proceedings in a case of an administrative offense.

According to the Tax Code of Ukraine (TCU), enterprises paying income tax determine taxable income based on the financial result (profit or loss) calculated according to accounting rules. This financial result may be adjusted (changed) by certain amounts in accordance with the requirements of the TCU.

For enterprises with income of less than UAH 40 million per year (excluding VAT and other indirect taxes), there is an option not to make such adjustments - except for certain cases specified by law.

For example, if a company transfers funds, goods, works or services to non-profit organizations free of charge, these expenses may affect the tax result. Typically, if the amount exceeds 4% of the taxable profit of the previous year, it must be added to the financial result, increasing the amount on which tax is paid.

But there are exceptions, due to the introduction of martial law (from February 24, 2022), special rules apply for the period of its validity. They are defined in paragraph 69.6 of the "Transitional Provisions" of the Civil Code of Ukraine.

It is income tax payers who should not increase their financial result before taxation by the amount of funds or the value of goods that were voluntarily:

• transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard, the Security Service of Ukraine, the State Border Guard Service and other military formations;

• provided as humanitarian aid (in accordance with the legislation);

• transferred to accounts opened by the National Bank of Ukraine to support the defense, security, and reconstruction of the country;

• provided to state and municipal healthcare institutions.

That is, these expenses can be included in ordinary expenses according to accounting and do not adjust the financial result for tax purposes.

Therefore, the amounts of money or the value of goods that enterprises voluntarily transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine or other state bodies for defense needs or as humanitarian aid do not need to be included in taxable income. They are taken into account as expenses according to accounting rules.

You can submit it in person or through an authorized representative; by mail; through the payer's account or through the "My Tax" application.

Yes, if you make a postponement or reservation.

The law was passed by parliament on July 16. The duty will come into effect the day after the law is published.

The funds from the export duty will be directed to the State Fund for Support of Agricultural Producers. The Cabinet of Ministers must submit a draft law on the creation of this fund within three months.

Agricultural producers and cooperatives that grow their own products are exempt from paying customs duties.

From 2030, the export duty rate will decrease by 1% annually to 5%.