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Judging by income tax returns, Ukrainian declared incomes grew 7% last year, in post-inflation terms

Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Judging by income tax returns, Ukrainian declared incomes grew 7% last year, in post-inflation terms

Judging by income tax returns, Ukrainian declared incomes grew 7% last year, in post-inflation terms. According to the State Fiscal Service, Ukrainians paid the hryvnia $3.6 billion in income tax, 17% more than in 2017. Inflation in 2018 was 10%.

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