It is important to note that entrepreneurs now face fines of up to 128,000 UAH for violations such as failing to provide cashless payment options, operating without a formally registered business, ignoring tax regulations, or issuing outdated fiscal receipts.
Additionally, pensioners will receive an increase of 11.5% in their payments, with adjustments ranging from a minimum of 100 UAH to a maximum of 1,500 UAH.
Furthermore, the government has implemented a policy to reduce the cost of medications by 30% through price caps in both wholesale and retail sectors, making essential medicines more affordable.
However, that is not all, as if President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky does not sign the law abolishing seasonal time changes, daylight saving time will take effect on March 30, requiring clocks to be set forward by one hour at 3:00 AM.
In addition, employees who have received military service deferments will be exempt until March 31.
Moreover, men transporting humanitarian aid and medical supplies will now have to cross the border under standard conditions, without prior special exemptions. This indicates a tightening of the rules for crossing the border.
Authorities will also begin to verify the declarations of family doctors, and any discrepancies in patient information may lead to the deactivation of these agreements.
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