WOG filling stations network
continues the tradition of public reporting on taxes and fees paid. Thus,
the company transferred a total of UAH 6.619 billion to the budgets of all levels, which is
0.6% of the consolidated budget for 9 months of 2023, according to UNN .
This amount includes income tax, VAT on
on goods and services sold, retail excise tax, personal income tax
personal income tax, military duty, land fee, mandatory state pension
insurance.
"Today, every hryvnia of taxes is more important than ever
is more important than ever, because it means weapons and supplies for our military. It was the fuel retail industry
started the tradition of public reporting on taxes paid. This is how we understand
the task of large systemic national companies to create a public awareness
demand for transparency and openness in business so that consumers can consciously
to choose a responsible business as the place of their main purchase," emphasized Mykola
Tsyrkin, CFO of WOG filling stations.
In addition, despite the war, the
WOG continues to fulfill its obligations to its creditors, primarily
to state-owned banks. Thus, since the full-scale invasion, the company has
not only did not stop payments, but also came out of the financial restructuring with
state-owned Oschadbank. As Oschadbank itself noted, "...the bank decided to
to stop recognizing the loan portfolio of the WOG group of companies as problematic and
to transfer the client to servicing within the framework of standard approaches and policies
as a stable business. This is the first decision of Oschad to complete the
financial restructuring procedure for a large corporate client.
business." If we translate this into a language that our clients understand, for 9
months of 2023, 1.6 hryvnias from each liter of fuel sold was used to pay
to state-owned banks.
The WOG filling station network will continue to initiate
humanitarian projects, as well as fulfill its obligations
to society by paying all taxes and fees in good faith.