Rinat Akhmetov’s group of companies paid UAH 20.5 billion in taxes for the year, despite the war in the country.
Metinvest Group of Companies paid UAH 20.5 billion in taxes to the state budget in 2022. The press service of the group reported this on Friday, February 10.
Of this amount, income tax amounted to UAH 6.6 billion, a single social contribution – about UAH 4 billion, personal income tax – UAH 3.7 billion.
“At the same time, in the context of the hostilities, the Ukrainian enterprises of Metinvest last year raised the fee for the use of subsoil by 10% against 2021 – up to UAH 3.2 billion, and the fee for land by 28 % – up to UAH. 1.1 billion also A significant source of filling the state and local budgets of Ukraine in 2022 is the environmental tax, which is worth more than UAH 600 million.
Commenting on the tax report, Yuri Ryzhenkov, CEO of Metinvest, said that the year was very difficult for the whole country and for business.
“Metinvest’s businesses in Ukraine operate under the constant threat of enemy shelling and there is a lack of electricity. We had to reorganize work, in particular, due to the closure of the Mariupol plants and logistical restrictions. However, the group remains one of the largest taxpayers in the state and one of the largest sponsors of the Ukrainian army. We will continue to be a reliable support for the country – before and after the victory of Ukraine against the enemy,” he said.
It will be remembered that Metinvest previously said how they have helped the country since the beginning of the war.
Metinvest spoke about assets lost during the war
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Source: korrespondent
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