The Kalynivka District Court in Vinnytsia Oblast has convicted Stanislav Tyzun, a member of the Kalynivka District Council from the Batkivshchyna party, for submitting false information in his asset declaration. The court imposed an 85,000 UAH fine on the official and barred him from holding public office for one year.
According to a full audit conducted by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP), the total discrepancy between the declared data and actual figures reached 14.173 million UAH. Because the undeclared assets exceeded 2,500 times the living wage threshold, the court classified Tyzun’s actions as a criminal offense under Part 2, Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Notably, the agency did not find evidence of illicit enrichment or unjustified assets.
The largest undeclared item involved corporate holdings. Tyzun omitted his 61% stake in LLC «Production Firm ‘DOM'» worth 7.3 million UAH and failed to disclose his status as the ultimate beneficial owner. The official argued that the company was inactive and that he had never deposited capital into it. However, the NACP rejected his explanation, pointing out that the entity was never formally liquidated in the register and that Tyzun had previously signed a resolution resuming its operations.
The official’s declaration also left out substantial cash flows:
Vehicle Sale: In August 2024, Tyzun sold a 2019 Porsche Taycan for 2.98 million UAH through an intermediary company. He omitted this income, attributing the oversight to «inattention».
Mismatched Dividends: He reported receiving 27.44 million UAH in dividends from his enterprise, LLC «Monolit,» whereas tax records showed the actual payout was 26.54 million UAH—a 901,000 UAH discrepancy.
Spouse’s Earnings: He omitted his wife Svitlana Yendzik’s 94,500 UAH salary from «Monolit,» despite personally signing the company’s financial statements.
An investigation into the official’s family finances revealed a rapid luxury vehicle transaction. On October 26, 2024, Tyzun’s wife purchased a Mercedes-Benz AMG G 63 for 11.56 million UAH. Ten days later, she sold the vehicle for nearly 12 million UAH. Neither the purchase nor the proceeds were reflected in the declaration.
Official records showed that over 26 years (1998–2024), Yendzik earned a cumulative income of only 496,000 UAH before tax, with no prior history of selling real estate, vehicles, or corporate rights. The agency was unable to trace the source of funds used for the 11.6 million UAH purchase.
«While the family member lacked verifiable, legal sources of income to acquire an 11.6 million UAH vehicle, the audit could not conclusively prove that the declarant himself was aware of the specific revenue generated from the subsequent sale,» the NACP noted in its official findings.
The audit uncovered several additional omissions, including a passenger car valued at 251,000 UAH—which Tyzun claimed was used by another person, despite holding an insurance policy under his own name—and 34,500 UAH in bank accounts.
Furthermore, the politician omitted:
An outstanding 1.66 million UAH debt owed to his own company, «Monolit,» under a revolving financial aid agreement.
Expenses totaling 794,000 UAH for five land plots acquired during 2024.
Numerous discrepancies regarding acquisition dates, manufacture years, and models of agricultural machinery, including Case tractors, a Matrot combine harvester, and Hardi sprayers.
Although Tyzun attributed the discrepancies to data volume and technical error, the court upheld the NACP’s findings and held the official criminally accountable.