Ukraine’s local tax revenue reaches UAH 473.2 billion
Local governments collected 17.3% more in taxes during the first ten months of 2026 than in the same period last year. Personal income tax remained the largest revenue source.
Ukraine’s local budgets received nearly UAH 473.2 billion in tax payments from January through October 2026, an increase of UAH 69.9 billion from the corresponding period a year earlier.
The State Tax Service of Ukraine reported the figures on Monday, November 9. Personal income tax accounted for the largest share, generating almost UAH 290 billion, up 20.3% from UAH 240.8 billion in the first ten months of 2025.
Single-tax receipts totaled UAH 72.4 billion, while property tax contributed UAH 55.6 billion. Corporate profit tax payments reached UAH 27 billion, representing a 27% year-on-year rise, and nationwide mineral extraction rent brought in UAH 4.3 billion.
Smaller local levies also recorded growth. Tourist tax revenue climbed 28.5% to UAH 362.3 million, while parking fees increased 14% to UAH 198.8 million. The tax authority said the higher receipts provide communities with additional resources for infrastructure, social spending and essential local services.