Media: Ukrainian NGOs sympathetic to Russia, have the ability to lose benefits
Ukrainian non-profit organization that would justify Russian policy, have the possibility of losing the right to tax benefits, informs the print edition on Wednesday, citing a draft law.

Ukrainian non-profit organization that would justify Russian policy, have the possibility of losing the right to tax benefits, informs the print edition on Wednesday, citing a Draft law.
the bill implies deprivation of Ukrainian NGOs expressing their sympathy with the " aggressor state ", which in the beginning of the year Parliament was recognized by Russia, or justifying Russian policy, the right to tax benefits, writes the print edition.
With this bill expressed the people's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the party "Batkivshchyna" Igor Lutsenko. He proposed deleting data from the registry of NCOs, in fact by requiring the existence of commercial legal forms, telling Izvestia.
According to the Tax code of Ukraine, political parties, public associations, religious and charitable organizations, homeowners associations, housing cooperatives and pension funds are exempt from tax deductions on profits. As informs magazine, Lutsenko proposes to make an edit and output "persons connected With an aggressor state" under tax incentives by requiring them to pay a fee in General terms.
In addition to tax deductions on profits Lutsenko proposes to impose organization sympathetic to Russia, and other taxes, from which they released today. In addition, writes the print edition, the article "Land plots, which are not subject to land tax" is proposed to withdraw the Pro-Russian organizations and force them to pay a fee.
last year one of the categories Ukrainian NGOs - political parties - have already experienced the risk of maintaining pluralism in contemporary Ukraine. The leader of the Communist party of Ukraine periodically called in for questioning at the security Service of Ukraine to justify his visits to the Russian Federation, and the head of the SBU publicly called the Communist party "harmful" to the state and announced the need to impose a ban on.