14 January 2021

How to get the data necessary to fill out the declaration online during quarantine

(Photo: slovoidilo.ua)

On January 8, stricter quarantine restrictions came into effect.

Nevertheless, declarants should not worry about obtaining the information necessary to complete the declaration. After all, almost all the necessary data can be obtained from electronic registers using a qualified electronic signature.

The National Agency on Corruption Prevention has explained what information can be found without leaving home:

The information contained in the registers may be incomplete and may be updated periodically.

The 2021 declaration campaign runs until March 31.

Ігор Льов

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