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Ukrainians who paid interest on a mortgage housing loan in 2025 can take advantage of a tax discount and recover part of the personal income tax paid. To do this, they need to submit a property status and income declaration by December 31, 2026 inclusive.
Russian forces continue to attack enterprises in Ukraine's agri-food sector, however, there are currently no grounds to expect a critical shortage of food products. Food production is sufficiently geographically diversified, and enterprises of various scales operate in almost all regions of the country.
Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, Germany has provided Ukraine with more than 43.3 billion euros in civilian assistance to Ukraine, and has also provided or earmarked for the coming years about 57.6 billion euros in military support — a total of about 100.9 billion euros.
The price reduction has already reached gas stations, but the forecast for November depends on the Middle East and the London exchange. Gasoline prices have begun to fall in Ukraine, and this trend may persist over the coming weeks. This was stated by Serhiy Kuyun, director of the consulting group "A-95.
The dollar exchange rate in Ukraine on Saturday, November 14, in most currency exchange offices will be within the range of – buying from 45.35 to 45.85 hryvnias and selling from 46.15 to 46.50 hryvnias, noted analyst Oleksii Kozyriev.
In early November, the growth of purchase prices for raw milk continued in Ukraine. As reported by the Association of Milk Producers (AMP), the main factor remains high demand from processors, and the weighted average price of the three grades rose by UAH 1.00 over the month — to UAH 17.
NOVA Group of Companies has received permission from the National Bank of Ukraine to acquire a significant stake in "BTA Bank." The deal still has to be closed after the completion of the necessary procedures.
Poland is stopping contributions to the PURL program (Ukraine's Priority Requirements List). This was announced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk after a conversation with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
Up to UAH 4 billion is spent annually in Kharkiv to provide free public transport travel. The city plans to maintain this system in 2027 as well.
Plants in Northern Europe are expanding offers in the south of the continent to compensate for the reduction in local supply.