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Control of cash-in-transit routes, 26,8 million UAH in procurements, postponement of e-excise and bribes for "exemption": legal news digest as of 13 October 2026 year
▪️ NBU wants to control every cash-in-transit route
The National Bank plans to tighten control over cash transportation, including by tracking cash-in-transit vehicle routes and using video surveillance.
▪️ Verkhovna Rada supported simplifying VAT administration
Parliament supported a bill aimed at simplifying the administration of value added tax.
▪️ Launch of e-excise postponed until 1 July 2027 year
The Verkhovna Rada adopted a law to postpone the launch of the electronic system for circulation of excise goods.
▪️ NABU and SAP uncovered a scheme to misappropriate 26,8 million UAH
Ten people were notified of suspicion of embezzling funds
during procurements for "Forests of Ukraine" and "Ukrzaliznytsia."
▪️ In Ternopil they demanded $6000 for removing from the wanted list of military commissariats and for exemptions
A man was detained after receiving part of the money for the promise to help remove someone from the wanted list and obtain an exemption from mobilization.
▪️ In Poltava region, head of the education department fined for bribing an auditor
The official was fined 25,5 thousand UAH in a case about giving an unlawful benefit to an auditor.
▪️ NABU put the former head of Kyiv Metro on the wanted list
Viktor Brahynskyi is wanted in a case about misappropriating 137,5 million UAH during the delivery of metro cars from Warsaw.
▪️ Online casinos and bookmakers will be forced to more thoroughly verify players' accounts
Financial monitoring will be tightened due to suspicious bets, use of others' accounts, and sharing access to gaming accounts.
▪️ The first interregional bus routes were opened online in Ukraine
The Odesa — Zaporizhzhia and Kovel — Uzhhorod routes were opened via the carrier's electronic cabinet.
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