
Verkhovna Rada Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk reports lack of heating in parliament building
Parliament speaker described current temperature regime in Verkhovna Rada premises as extremely uncomfortable, calling the situation terrible.

Parliament speaker described current temperature regime in Verkhovna Rada premises as extremely uncomfortable, calling the situation terrible.

The International Ice Hockey Federation is examining a statute violation over the participation of a team from occupied Luhansk in Russia's domestic tournaments.

The meeting lasted about three hours. The US delegation will then travel to Dublin for talks with Zelensky.

Lawmakers adopted a bill setting an 18% personal income tax rate for vehicle sales within 183 days of registration.

Local banks are ceasing customer services due to the proximity of enemy positions to the city.

Journalist accused businessman of building a power plant in the courtyard of a cottage estate; he cited a court ruling and a DIAM inspection.

President's adviser Lytvyn warned that the Russian side might use the cover of a humanitarian mission to bring in equipment and troops, as was done in Oleshky.

Member of Parliament Nina Yuzhanina from the "European Solidarity" party stated that the issue of increasing military personnel's financial support next year remains outside the parliament's attention.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has adopted bill No. 16037-d, which strengthens taxation on operations involving the rapid resale of motor vehicles. The document was adopted in the second reading and as a whole. Under the new rules, if an individual sells a car within 183 days of its state registration, they must pay personal income tax (PIT) at a rate of 18%. In addition, a 5% military levy is charged.
Previously, the rules in force provided that the first sale of a passenger car, motorcycle, or moped within a calendar year was exempt from PIT payment, regardless of how long the vehicle had been in the seller's ownership. This benefit did not take into account the period of car ownership.
In the case of a second sale of a passenger car, motorcycle, or moped within one year, the PIT rate remains at 5%. However, this reduced rate applies only on the condition that the vehicle has been in the individual's ownership for at least 183 days.
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