The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) has completed a full verification of the 2022 asset declaration submitted by Tetiana Katrych, an inspector for the Kyiv Tax Service. Following the investigation, officials uncovered inaccurate statements totaling over 2.43 million UAH, establishing grounds for criminal liability.
The audit took place between February 16 and March 26, 2026. The primary violation involves real estate in Kyiv: the tax inspector failed to declare a 166.3 m² garden house, which she has officially owned since March 2020.
According to estimates by the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise, the minimum market value of the property as of late 2022 was 2.43 million UAH (with an estimated value exceeding 4.1 million UAH at the time it was commissioned).
Katrych explained the omission by claiming she received the house and the underlying land as a gift from her father in 2016 and assumed declaring the land alone was sufficient. However, the NACP rejected this defense, noting that the official had repeatedly edited her declaration over the years without adding the house, despite identifying it as her family’s actual place of residence.
Beyond the real estate, the NACP audit revealed a series of other systematic errors and concealed data:
Foreign Passports: The declarant stated that neither she, her husband, nor their four children possessed international passports. However, records in the Unified State Demographic Register confirm that all family members hold valid foreign passports.
Ineligible Family Members: A daughter who did not reside with the family during 2022 was improperly listed as a family member, along with her bank accounts.
Vehicles and Land: The declared value of her husband’s Mitsubishi Pajero was understated (listed as 200,000 UAH instead of the registered 300,000 UAH), and inaccuracies were found regarding the size and value of land plots in Mukachevo and Kyiv Oblast.
Hidden Accounts: Bank accounts held with Raiffeisen Bank were omitted.
«The nature and scale of the identified violations show signs of a criminal offense under Part 1, Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (false asset declaration),» the NACP concluded.
The agency has formally notified Katrych and her supervisor of the findings. The report has been published on the regulator’s official website, and the official has been granted the opportunity to submit a corrected declaration containing accurate information.