If I find and report a vulnerability in a state information system, but do so, for example, anonymously or under a pseudonym, will I be able to actually receive an official reward and how does this work from a legal perspective? Will I not have problems with the law if I independently search for vulnerabilities without the owner's permission, but without interfering with the system's operation?
I worked for several years in Russia in the Far North and have all the necessary documents confirming this. I know that Ukraine and the Russian Federation previously had an agreement on pensionable service, but now it has been cancelled. Will I be able to count my Russian service towards my Ukrainian pension now, and what should I pay attention to if the Pension Fund refuses, citing new rules?
I read that it is possible to pay voluntary pension contributions for my husband, even if I am currently abroad myself. I am interested to know if I can truly sign an agreement with the Pension Fund and arrange everything online if I am not physically in Ukraine, and if we will not have any problems with this later when my husband is accruing and receiving his pension?
I plan to buy a car, and it's important for me to understand which cars are considered new when registering at an MVS service center. If a car looks brand new but has already been registered abroad or had another owner, can it be registered as new? I am very interested in what specific requirements are currently in effect to avoid problems during registration.
I plan to sell my apartment and I'm concerned whether I need to independently inform the tax office about this fact, or if this information is automatically transmitted by the relevant state bodies? What will happen if the tax database has not yet updated the data on the new owner? I don't want to have tax problems due to some bureaucratic nuances.
I read that Kyiv currently has enough shelters to hold elections even during martial law, and the authorities are preparing their proposals on this matter. I am interested in whether it is generally permitted to hold elections in Ukraine during martial law, or if it is provided for by law? If such elections are still allowed, will they be valid, and what could be the legal consequences for their participants or those who organize polling stations?
I would like to clarify, if a court decision appeared in my electronic cabinet in the 'E-court' system, but I did not receive an email notification about it, from what date does the 30-day period for appellate appeal begin for me? Do I really have to regularly check my electronic cabinet myself, and is the untimely filing of an appeal due to not seeing the decision immediately considered solely my responsibility?
I plan to apply for a tax social benefit for children, but I don't quite understand how to properly confirm that my husband (or my wife) is not using this right. Is it enough to state this in an application to the employer in an arbitrary form, or are additional supporting documents required from the other spouse? I don't want to make a mistake and then have issues with the tax authorities.
I read that in Mykolaiv, a driver was deprived of his right to drive for 2 years for leaving the scene of an accident after colliding with another car. He said he was in a hurry, but the court ruled that it was intentional. Please tell me, is a driver's license always revoked for such a violation, or can it be limited to just a fine? And does it matter if a person claims they did not notice the collision?
I read that it is planned to allow companies to agree in a contract on simplified processing of primary documents, and these simplifications will apply not only to services, but also to works and leases. I am interested to know, if I conclude such a contract with a partner and use this simplified procedure, will there be problems later with regulatory bodies or accounting reports? Will these documents be recognized during inspections and in case of tax disputes?
I watched the news about an incident in Lviv region, where a man attacked employees of the territorial recruitment center during notification, and even injured one of them. I am interested in what specific responsibility is provided by Ukrainian legislation for such actions – if a person offers physical resistance or attacks TCC employees while they are performing their official duties? Is this always considered a criminal offense, or are there circumstances that can mitigate the punishment?