Servants of the People want to introduce a 20% tax on the ritual industry

They want to give the funeral mafia another 20% from the pockets of Ukrainians.

When the “Servant of the People”, represented by Andrei Motovilovets, proposes to introduce a 20% tax on the ritual industry, the question arises, how much did the initiator understand the topic?

Because judging by the idea, not very much.

Let's take Kyiv.

Today, in Kyiv, there are about 26 cemeteries.

Of these, “0” are open, which means that it is impossible to bury a person “in the ground.”

The Kyiv authorities offer three options.

• “Take the body somewhere to the village and bury it there.”
• Go to the crematorium, pay the Kyiv City State Administration 5,000 UAH for burning, and then do whatever you want with the ashes.
• Buy illegally from the Kyiv City State Administration a place in a closed cemetery.

All capital cemeteries are available for a bribe of $5-25k.

What will we introduce VAT on? For a bribe to Klitschko?

Or the monopoly of a non-alternative crematorium? Will be up to 5,000 UAH. + 1,000 UAH. in the pocket of the Kyiv ritual mafia?

Do you know that the budget of the ritual enterprise “Spetskombinat” in Kyiv is about 700 million UAH. of which the lion's share is “stolen” from garbage removal and tree trimming in 26 closed cemeteries.

Do you want to give this mafia another 20% from the pockets of Kiev residents, who already don’t know what to do with the body of a deceased relative?

Today in Kyiv approximately 40,000 people die per year per year.

One burial (without a bribe for a place) - 20-25 thousand UAH (bus, wreaths, shoulders, etc.) + cremation 5 thousand UAH.

That is, if we increase all this by 20%, then we will add 5-7 thousand from the pockets of Kiev residents to the mafia budget, who, as I already said, do not have a place to bury their loved ones?

An awesome initiative that will allow Klitschko to cut down more trees in cemeteries and remove more garbage.

If Motovilovets had not been a deputy in Servant of the People, I would have thought that he was from the Udar party.