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The Christian Corps has prepared a legislative initiative that provides tax benefits to enterprises where the share of war veterans exceeds 30% of the total number of employees. The relevant working documents have already been sent to the leadership and to members of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
In the Christian Corps, it was stated that one of the key directions of the association’s civilian work is to prepare a legislative proposal aimed at helping veterans return to peaceful life and find employment. This is reported by TSN.
Colonel of the battalion “Brotherhood” Oleksii Serediuk emphasized that the Civilian Task of the Corps is to demonstrate how moral principles and Christian values can be applied to solving rear-area problems, including bureaucracy, social insecurity, and injustice.
According to him, support for veterans should be evident not only in words but also in concrete decisions capable of influencing people’s lives. That is why the Corps representatives prepared the document and are passing it to those who have legislative authority.
The proposal was first presented during a Christian Corps event at the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. It was supported there by servicemen, chaplains, and representatives of public organizations.
After the presentation, the initiative was opened for discussion, inviting everyone who wished to participate in the public dialogue. The next stage was sending letters and the relevant working materials to the leadership and to the people’s deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
Commander of the special unit “Stugna” Dmytro Linko noted that mere statements about respect for veterans are not enough for their real employment. He said that calls alone do not create jobs, do not cover costs of retraining, and do not reimburse employers for expenses related to employing veterans.
He stressed that for entrepreneurs, the financial aspect is important when deciding whether to hire a new employee. Therefore, the mechanism of support, in the authors’ view, must also be economic.
The proposal provides that enterprises where veterans make up at least 30% of the total workforce will be eligible for tax benefits. The Corps believes that this approach will reduce the financial burden on employers at the initial stage of employing veterans and will be advantageous for all parties.
The Christian Corps is an association of combat units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who have defined Christian values as the basis of their activities and worldview.
Among the core values of the Corps are love for God and neighbor, brotherhood, service, and honor. Its mission is to defend the state, family, and each citizen’s own enterprise.
The Christian Corps includes the Brotherhood Battalion, led by Oleksii Serediuk, the special unit “Stugna” commanded by Dmytro Linko, the Tactical Group “Revenge” led by “Fate,” the unit “Tradition and Order” headed by Kristian Udary, and the active-action unit “Company of Jesus Christ,” commanded by “Brave.”
In addition, the union includes the “Drone Brotherhood,” the unit of “Belarusian Volunteers” commanded by “Yanki,” a 6-th special operations squad within the “Timur Special Unit,” and other combat formations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The main civilian partner of the Christian Corps is the Charity Fund for Youth Initiative “Hope.”
As a reminder, 31 in July StopKor already wrote that during the presentation at the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra the Christian Corps presented a legislative initiative on veteran employment. It provides tax benefits for enterprises where at least 30% of employees are veterans.
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