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Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has called on the Ukrainian parliament to take part in the reform of the State Fiscal Service and pledged the Cabinet's ultimate support.
"I wanted to emphasize once again that we are finally taking measure, as evidenced by the figures... It is necessary to divide the legislative and executive efforts. Adopt laws that you consider necessary, and we will implement them... We will do our work, and we will do it effectively," the prime minister said during a Q&A hour in the Verkhovna Rada.
At the same time, he noted that an "insanely corrupt fiscal service system" had been developed in the country over the past 25 years, which must be cleansed and reformed.
Read alsoPM Groysman: Defense budget can be doubled when economy developsGroysman recalled that an electronic VAT register had been launched since April 1 to make transparent the reimbursement of one of the country's most corruption-sensitive taxes.
Read alsoChief taxman Nasirov free on bail, wearing ankle monitor (Photo)The head of government also noted that the Cabinet would approve and publish the concept of SFS reform once it's completed.