The State Tax Service and the Public Property Agency are stepping up monitoring of the financial situation of state-owned enterprises
Representatives of the State Tax Service and the Public Property Agency held a meeting to discuss issues related to the collection of tax arrears owed to the national public budget by state-owned enterprises, as well as enterprises in the process of insolvency. During the meeting, the current situation of taxpayers with state capital who have tax arrears was analyzed, and specific solutions were proposed to optimize debt collection measures. The parties also discussed the potential for strengthening interagency cooperation to ensure that state-owned enterprises are accountable for fulfilling their tax obligations. The State Tax Service and the Public Property Agency agreed to intensify the exchange of information and ensure constant monitoring of the financial condition of these entities, and they will use existing legal instruments to reduce the risks of non-compliance with tax legislation. Both institutions reaffirmed their joint commitment to strengthening financial discipline in the public sector and protecting the interests of the state budget. // 05.08.2025 — InfoMarket
