During the full-scale war, the Pervomaisk district allocated ₴46 million for the needs of the Armed Forces

During the full-scale war, 46 million hryvnias were allocated from the budget of the Pervomaisk district of the Mykolaiv region to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The head of the Pervomaisk RMA, Serhii Sakovskyi, told about this during the briefing, NikVesti reports.

According to the head of the RMA, agricultural enterprises are currently the main fillers of the budget.

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«Some enterprises switched to simple, but their number is small, we are working on this. Agriculture brings the main share. The withdrawal of the military personal income tax from the state budget will not be significantly felt by the community. In one of the communities of the Pervomaisk district, the military personal income tax rate was 43%. This is not significant, it is due to the fact that the pre-war period will be subsidized as of the end of 2021, so there will be no major problems with filling and life activities,» said Serhii Sakovskyi.

As you know, about 30 million hryvnias were sent for various needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the Bashtanka district.

Earlier it was reported that the Mykolaiv City Council allocated about 700 million hryvnias to the needs of the Defense Forces. In particular, 17 new cars were purchased and handed over to the Armed Forces with city funds, another 89 pieces of equipment were handed over to parts from utility companies.