Based on the results for January–August, three territorial communities in the Lviv region failed to meet their tax revenue targets for the general fund of the budget over the 8 months, although their annual figures so far remain at an acceptable level.
The director of the regional state administration’s finance department, Oleh Demkiv, reported that as of 1 September the annual revenue targets for the region as a whole had been met at 71.3%. For comparison, over the same period last year 64.6% of annual revenues had been secured.
At the same time, there are three communities where the level of achievement of annual targets has been deemed insufficient. These are the Pidkamin territorial community, with 62% of the annual plan achieved, as well as the Bibrka and Brody communities, where the figures stand at 64% and 64.5% respectively.
Also in the risk zone regarding the fulfilment of annual plans are the Sudova Vyshnia (65%), Khodoriv (65.6%) and Komarno (65.8%) territorial communities.
Despite this, according to the finance department, all 73 territorial communities of the Lviv region recorded an increase in tax revenues to the budget for January–August compared with last year.