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Yuriy Atamaniuk, the former head of the tax police during the Yanukovych years, around whom after leaving public service real estate, land, money, and a network of business connections have converged.
It appears he has accumulated assets that today are recorded in registries under three generations of his family and a whole network of affiliated people. Houses, apartments, land plots, commercial real estate, and garages are complemented by two expensive vehicles: a Toyota Land Cruiser 2025 and a Mercedes-Benz Maybach GLS 600. Possible overlaps link these assets to Tetyana and Ihor Boyarsky, Ruslan Vorniku, the Yeliseiev family, and the Hanzha business group — through joint ownership, management, corporate rights, and property ties. Thus Atamaniuk’s story is no longer just about the wealth of a former tax officer, but about how the assets and business interests of Yuriy Atamaniuk intertwine around a single “clan.” StopCor investigated this.
Yuriy Atamaniuk is a former deputy head of the tax police during Viktor Yanukovych’s time, lustrated after the Revolution of Dignity, and is now an economic expert and businessman connected to a group of companies in the real estate and construction sector.
Analysis of open data reveals a large-scale system of assets in which property is distributed among Atamaniuk himself, his wife, his father, and a number of legal entities.
In addition, the media outlet UNIAN, citing Antikor, reports that in November 2023 the State Customs Service of Ukraine received a letter from NABU about the possible removal of currency valuables from Ukraine to Poland in violation of customs rules. The appendix to the letter, according to the material, listed individuals who may have removed currency in amounts exceeding €100 thousand.
Among them, Antikor claims, was former Major General of the tax police Yuriy Atamaniuk. The publication cites data from Polish customs officers indicating that Atamaniuk allegedly brought nearly $3 million in cash to Poland.
From police officer to tax police general
Atamaniuk’s career developed mainly within law enforcement and tax structures. After graduating from Vinnytsia Pedagogical University in 1996, where he trained as a mathematics teacher, Atamaniuk began working in the police that same year. Four years later he headed the tax police department of the State Tax Administration in Vinnytsia region.
Further professional advancement was rapid. According to Wikipedia, in 2000–2001 Atamaniuk served as deputy head of the State Tax Administration in Rivne region, and in 2001–2005 he led tax police units in several districts of Kyiv. At the same time, in 2002–2006 he was an assistant to People’s Deputy Ihor Kalnichenko — a representative of the For United Ukraine! bloc, which had ties to the Party of Regions.
In subsequent years, as Znai.ua reports, Atamaniuk continued his career at the city and central apparatus level of the tax police. From the position of deputy head of the tax police administration of the State Tax Administration in Kyiv, he rose to lead the Main Department of the Tax Police of the State Tax Service of Ukraine, and by 2015 he became its first deputy head.
After ending his career in the tax service, Atamaniuk did not disappear from the public arena. He took a leadership position in the All-Ukrainian Taxpayers Association, which he left in 2018, after which he focused on business.
The following year he attempted to return to high-level politics — he ran for the Verkhovna Rada on the Batkivshchyna party list.
A separate chapter of his biography is his lustration, a fact recorded in YouControl. After the law on cleansing power was adopted, Atamaniuk fell under its provisions and received a ten-year ban on holding public office.
Thus, over two decades Atamaniuk rose from an ordinary police officer to one of the leaders of Ukraine’s tax police, then moved into the civic sector, politics, and private business. This transformation — from a high-ranking law enforcement official to an entrepreneur and public economic expert — is key to understanding his current assets and business ties.
Business network: real estate, family companies, and Kyiv’s million-hryvnia claims
After leaving public service, real estate became Yuriy Atamaniuk’s main area of activity. Today his business environment is not a single company but a whole network of legal entities, managers, and owners, among which shared contact details, addresses, and property ties can be traced. One of the key structures is LLC "Transit-23", registered in Kyiv in September 2023. Atamaniuk owns 100% of the company, and its main KVED is rental and operation of own or leased real estate. The director is Tetyana Boyarska.
An interesting detail appears when comparing data from "Transit-23" with another company — LLC "Anrirent", established in 2025.
These entities share the same contact phone number, and the director of "Anrirent" is also Boyarska. "Anrirent" is registered with 18 real estate objects in Kyiv. Such a coincidence alone does not prove common de facto control, but it is a reason to consider the companies within a single business context.
Another notable asset of "Transit-23" is a group of non-residential premises totaling 1347,2 sq. m on General Shapoval Street in Kyiv. These premises are leased to the ATB retail chain, and the company is registered at that same address. In other words, this is not just a legal address but a commercial asset that generates rental income.
Another important element of Atamaniuk’s business contours is LLC KVF "Kozak." Today he is listed as its owner and ultimate beneficiary, and since October 2023 its director has been his father, Anatoliy Atamaniuk.
Formally the company’s main activity is tied to trade intermediation, but the actual history of "Kozak" is largely related to real estate and construction. This company found itself at the center of a legal dispute with Kyiv city authorities over unpaid development contribution for a project in the Darnytskyi district. It concerns the complex between Borys Hmyri and Kolektorna streets, built on municipal land of over 15 hectares.
According to case materials No. 910/14005/25, the Kyiv City State Administration demanded more than 1,5 million hryvnias from "Kozak" and LLC "Budevolyutsiya." The companies denied responsibility, but the court found that in the official certificate of acceptance of the facility into operation dated 11 November 2022 these two entities were listed as the project’s customers. "Kozak" did not provide evidence of payment of the corresponding contribution.
On 28 May 2026 the Commercial Court of Kyiv granted the claim. It ordered LLC KVF "Kozak" to pay 584,1 thousand hryvnias of the principal contribution, over 157 thousand hryvnias in inflation losses, over 52,5 thousand hryvnias of three percent annual interest, and 9,5 thousand hryvnias in court fees. The company appealed the decision. The appeal hearing was scheduled for 9 September 2026.
Another layer of Atamaniuk’s business network appears through LLC "LAND-CAPITAL." The company is 100% owned by Yuriy Atamaniuk and officially specializes in organizing the construction of buildings. Its director is Ihor Boyarsky — likely the husband of Tetyana Boyarska, who heads "Transit-23" and "Anrirent" within Atamaniuk’s business network.
Notably, LAND-CAPITAL’s contact number strangely coincides with the number of the private enterprise "HURT-A", which is part of the Yeliseiev family business group (a businessman from Luhansk region, chairman of the Supervisory Board of PJSC "SNVO "Impulse", operating in service of nuclear energy facilities).
A shared phone number alone does not prove joint control of the companies, but together with other corporate and property overlaps it is a factor that requires verification.
An even more telling connection is a property one. LLC KVF "Kozak" mortgaged a non-residential premises of 1703,6 sq. m to "LAND-CAPITAL", which was already mentioned in connection with the group’s assets. Thus, one asset becomes financially linked between two companies associated with Atamaniuk.
LLC "Mebli Konsalt" is also headed by Atamaniuk’s father, Anatoliy Herasymovych. The company’s main KVED is rental and operation of real estate. The company owns at least three properties in Kyiv and a land plot.
At the same time, "Mebli Konsalt" has its own history of legal disputes. In 2021 the company signed a contract with the State Enterprise "Research and Design Institute of Urban Planning" to develop design documentation. After the contract was terminated, the state enterprise was to return 350 thousand hryvnias of unused advance, but it did not return the funds voluntarily. In April 2022 the court ordered the state enterprise to pay the debt, inflation losses, 3% annual interest, and legal costs.
However, the most illustrative story is not the court case but the purchase of property. In 2021 "Mebli Konsalt" won an auction of AT AKB "Arkada" assets, acquiring a building of 1609,1 sq. m together with 44 units of fixed assets. The winning bid amounted to 60 000 010 hryvnias.
Thus, even looking only at these few companies, a significant property contour can be traced: commercial premises, construction projects, land plots, and assets bought at bank auctions. Some companies share addresses, phone numbers, or directors, and certain assets move between entities through property transactions.
A separate segment of the Atamaniuk family’s business network is formed by companies where the owner or beneficiary is Olena Atamaniuk. Again, real estate remains the primary asset: buying and selling property, leasing, reconstructing commercial premises, and participation in construction projects. Among the most notable entities is LLC "Prysadybne", which Olena Atamaniuk owns 100% of. The company works with real estate and owns four properties in Kyiv.
However, its history goes beyond ordinary property business. In 2018 "Prysadybne" was involved in a criminal proceeding under the article on illegal appropriation of enterprise property. In the case, two of the company’s properties were seized.
In addition, Mrs. Olena owns or co-owns LLC "Rielti System", LLC "Perspektyva-Rielti", LLC "Perspektyva Property", LLC "Loren Bud", LLC "Publishing House 'A Bebi'" and LLC "ATL Development." Notably, in LLC "Publishing House 'A Bebi'" Olena Atamaniuk owns half of the shares. The other half belongs to Tetyana Boyarska — the same person who manages "Transit-23" and "Anrirent" in Yuriy Atamaniuk’s business network.
Three properties in Kyiv are registered to "A Bebi" itself. Such corporate overlap is important for understanding how assets and management functions are distributed among the group’s legal entities. As a result, companies associated with Olena Atamaniuk form another significant layer of the family’s property contour. At least 20 properties and several land plots are concentrated in companies where she is or has been an owner, participant, or beneficiary. The overlap with Tetyana Boyarska, who is simultaneously present in other group structures, reveals not isolated companies but an interconnected system of legal entities.
Another layer of the family’s property contour is concentrated on Anatoliy Atamaniuk — Yuriy Atamaniuk’s father. LLC "Narodny Universal" operates in the rental of real estate and owns two properties in Kyiv.
Among the company’s historical partners is Anatoliy Kovalenko, who was a member of the Qualification and Disciplinary Commission of Prosecutors.
Anatoliy Atamaniuk also owns 99,9% of LLC "River House", associated with the Royal House business group of the Hanzha family. This group operates in Kyiv development and has implemented several residential projects, including "New England", "British Quarter" and Park Royal. "River House" is registered with a property in Kyiv region and a land plot.
At the end of 2025 Anatoliy Atamaniuk became the sole participant of a new company — LLC "Arsenalna Group", registered in the field of real estate rental. The company already has one property in Kyiv.
The largest number of assets among these entities is held by LLC "Pozniaky Group", in which Anatoliy Atamaniuk owns 100%. The company has six properties in Kyiv, one in Ivano-Frankivsk region, and a land plot. In 2020 the company obtained approval to build a shopping complex with dining facilities in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv.
Another level in this structure is LLC "ANT Invest", registered as early as 2011.
Its property portfolio appears substantially larger than Atamaniuk’s own share: "ANT Invest" is registered with 12 properties in Kyiv and a land plot.
The company’s ownership structure also shows that the business network is not limited to family companies. Among the participants is JSC "ZNV KIF 'ZURI'", whose ultimate beneficiary is Anatoliy Atamaniuk, as well as the Cypriot company Pralior Holdings Limited, whose beneficiary is listed as Ruslan Vorniku. In 2020 "ANT Invest" received approval to build a trade and office complex near the depot of the "Lisova" metro station. An even more important link is JSC "ZNV KIF 'ZURI'" itself. This is a closed non-diversified venture corporate investment fund whose sole participant is listed as Anatoliy Atamaniuk. The fund was created in 2020 and already has its own property portfolio: a property in Kyiv, real estate in Vinnytsia and Kyiv region, and three land plots.
Thus, Anatoliy Atamaniuk’s role in this system goes beyond direct ownership of individual LLCs. Through "ZURI" he is present in the corporate structure of other companies, including "ANT Invest", which itself owns a significant package of real estate. This creates a multi-level ownership model where assets are distributed among enterprises directly owned by the Atamaniuks, an investment fund, and companies with mixed ownership structures.
Family property: real estate, gifted apartments, and premium cars
Separate from the family’s corporate assets, it is worth looking at property registered directly to Yuriy, Olena, and Anatoliy Atamaniuk. This picture also shows a significant volume of real estate — from apartments and private houses to land plots and commercial premises. Yuriy Atamaniuk owns a land plot of 0,3032 ha in the village of Romankiv, Obukhiv district, Kyiv region, together with a house. Another land plot of 0,1004 ha in Kyiv belongs jointly to Yuriy, his wife Olena, and his father Anatoliy Atamaniuk. In addition, Yuriy owns a land plot of 0,0996 ha together with a house in Vinnytsia — the city where he was born and began his education.
In Kyiv, Yuriy Atamaniuk is also registered as owner of a three-room apartment of 104 sq. m and non-residential premises of 72,2 sq. m on Shovkovychna Street. Both objects were acquired in 2012 by inheritance. Another property — a homestead in the village Vyshenky, Boryspil district — is also listed as inherited in 2012.
The most notable addition to Yuriy Atamaniuk’s personal assets occurred in 2026. On 2 January a Toyota Land Cruiser 2025 model year was registered to him.
An even larger portion of assets is registered to Olena Atamaniuk. She is registered as owner of two apartments in the same building on Taras Shevchenko Boulevard in Kyiv. The first is 126,6 sq. m, the second 252,5 sq. m. Together this is 379,1 sq. m of residential real estate in a single capital building. Both apartments were acquired by Olena Atamaniuk on 28 September 2022 by donation agreements. One apartment, 252,5 sq. m, has six living rooms. Family members are registered at that same address, according to the provided data. In addition to the Kyiv apartments, Olena Atamaniuk owns a house with a land plot of 0,1027 ha in Kryukivshchyna, Kyiv region. She also has a land plot jointly with Yuriy and Anatoliy Atamaniuk on Akademika Williams, two garages in Kyiv, five properties in Vinnytsia region, and another Kyiv property whose addresses are hidden in open data.
On the same 2 January when Yuriy Atamaniuk received the Toyota Land Cruiser 2025 model year, a Mercedes-Benz Maybach GLS 600 2022 model year was registered to Olena Atamaniuk.
The estimated market value of such a vehicle on the used car market, depending on configuration and condition, is about 140–223 thousand dollars.
StopCor sent inquiries to the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP),
the State Customs Service of Ukraine,
the Kyiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office,
and the National Police of Ukraine to verify information regarding the activities of Yuriy Atamaniuk, his possible business ties, property interests, and circumstances that may be of public interest.
So, Yuriy Atamaniuk’s story shows how after ending a public career business assets, real estate, and likely corporate ties have been preserved and expanded around the family. At the core of this lies the main question — the origin of the funds and the economic substance of transactions between related companies. The answer is important not only for assessing the family’s wealth but also for understanding how this business capital was formed.
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