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Close relatives of Oleksandr Nesterenko, a deputy from the Servant of the People faction, are involved in a scheme selling apartments in a residential complex near Kyiv that enables a significant reduction in tax payments.
Nesterenko has only one declared source of income—the deputy’s salary of about 55 thousand hryvnias per month. At the same time, during three years of full-scale war he undertook no fewer 14 overseas trips, including to Spain, Monaco, Nice, Italy, Germany, and Austria. The most recent trip occurred on 16 of January 2025 — to a ski resort. In Ukraine the deputy regularly visits prestigious Kyiv restaurants and hotels where dinner can cost 400–500 dollars.
Over five years of his deputy tenure, father Oleksandr Nesterenko and brother Yegor Nesterenko purchased real estate in the residential complex “Lviv Comfort” (formerly “Lviv Estate”) in Sofiivska Borshchahivka with a total value of more than 200 thousand dollars. The properties include apartments, non-residential premises, parking spaces, and garages.
All of these objects were purchased exclusively from people and companies connected with the developer LLC “MDS-Bud”: from director Anna Dubchak, construction supervision engineer Valeriy Omelyanenko, the company itself, and the deputy from the “For the Future” group Viktor Miyach (Myalych). Previously Miyach was the founder and CFO of “MDS-Bud.”
The scheme uncovered by investigators consists in registering the apartments in the complex to individuals rather than to the developer company. When selling, the individual pays only 5% tax instead of 18% that a legal entity would pay. Some of the properties purchased by Nesterenko’s relatives were subsequently resold for twice the purchase price.
It is precisely under this scheme that law enforcement previously accused Viktor Miyach of avoiding taxes of 118 million hryvnias. After a criminal case was opened against him in 2021, according to the investigation, relatives of Kirill Nesterenko were involved in selling real estate with the lower tax rate.
There are no official conclusions from tax authorities or law enforcement about the Nesterenko family’s involvement in this scheme in the article. Instead, a chain of transactions between the deputy’s relatives and entities connected with Miyach and “MDS-Bud” is presented.
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