Tetiana Husach, an administrator at the Territorial Service Center (TSC) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 5342 in Kremenchuk, has published her annual declaration of income and assets. According to the filed data, her family’s combined income exceeded 1.8 million hryvnias, with the majority earned by her husband, who works in the judicial system. The financial disclosure also features several real estate properties, a newly acquired vehicle, and substantial cash savings.
For the reporting period, Tetiana Husach declared 464,000 hryvnias in salary received from her primary employment at the MIA TSC. Meanwhile, her husband, Oleksandr Husach, who holds a position at the Territorial Administration of the State Judicial Administration (SJA) in the Poltava Oblast, generated an income of 1.4 million hryvnias.
The couple holds a significant portion of their assets in cash. Specifically:
Tetiana Husach declared $12,000$ in cash;
Oleksandr Husach holds $20,000$ and 100,000 hryvnias in cash.
In contrast, just over 70,000 hryvnias in total is kept in the family’s bank accounts.
The official’s family owns and holds usage rights to several real estate properties. Tetiana Husach holds a land plot exceeding 4 hectares in the village of Rokytne, Omelnyk Hromada, acquired in 2015. This land is under joint partial ownership with the Odiychuk family.
In 2022, the official’s family secured rights to an 81.9 sq. m. apartment in Kremenchuk.
The property is officially registered under her husband, Oleksandr, while Tetiana Husach and their daughter, Anastasiia, hold only the right of use. Notably, the market value of the apartment is omitted from the declaration.
Additionally, the couple’s daughter holds the right to reside in a dormitory at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in Kyiv.
The MIA TSC administrator’s declaration lists three vehicles. The family’s latest acquisition is a 2023 Mazda CX-5 crossover. The vehicle was purchased in April 2025 and is registered to Tetiana Husach’s husband. The declared value of the car stands at 850,000 hryvnias.
The remaining two vehicles in the family’s fleet are registered to the husband’s relatives but remain at the couple’s disposal:
A KMZ Dnepr motorcycle (1986 model year);
A Mitsubishi Lancer passenger car (2008 model year).
As a reminder, annual income declarations remain mandatory for Ukrainian public servants and MIA service center employees under national anti-corruption legislation.