The media reported on the CEC claims to Poroshenko's declaration

The media reported on the CEC claims to Poroshenko's declaration

In the documents that the head of Ukraine submitted for registration at the elections, the inspectors of the CEC found inconsistencies. Poroshenko, according to their data, did not declare his tourist vessel and incorrectly indicated the data in a number of sections.

Petro Poroshenko (Photo: Petr Sivkov / TASS)

Experts of the Ukrainian Central Election Commission (CEC) found several errors in the declaration, which the current President of the Republic, Petro Poroshenko, filed for registration as a candidate in the elections. About this, with reference to the documents that were at the disposal of the editors, the publication reports Strana.ua. The results of the CEC verification it published on its website.

According to them, the experts' claims arose to five points of the declaration of the head of state, namely “Real estate objects”, “Vehicles”, “Corporate rights”, “Legal entities whose ultimate beneficiary is the subject or members of his family” and “Income including gifts. "

In particular, according to the inspectors, Poroshenko did not indicate in the document a tourist vessel of 2005, which, according to the Ship's Book of Ukraine, he has. Also, the declaration does not mention the 1875-meter plot of land registered for Poroshenko’s spouse Marina, experts noted, explaining that there is information about him in the State Land Cadastre.

In addition, in the item "Real Estate”, according to experts, the president indicated in the ownership of two apartments of 134 square meters. m and 62 square meters. m, as well as suburban area of 344 square meters. m (the latter, according to the document, belongs to Marina Poroshenko). All this property, as the CEC inspectors found out, is missing in other property registers of Ukraine.

Also, “due to the short time allotted for verification,” the experts could not fully verify Poroshenko’s claims regarding the companies in which he indicated himself as the ultimate beneficiary (mostly confectionery companies). And to that part of the information that they had time to look at, they, according to the final document, also had questions. In particular, Poroshenko called himself a beneficiary of the Admiralteyskaya Financial-Insurance Company. In the corresponding registry, such data is not available, according to the document of the Central Election Commission.

In addition, inspectors found violations in the paragraph “Incomes, including gifts”. The President of Ukraine indicated in it 172 thousand UAH (423 thousand rubles), which he received from the sale of property, including securities (the source of income, according to the document, is Igor Anatolyevich Mozol). However, this information is not recorded in the State Register of individuals, found out by the CEC, that is, from this amount, Poroshenko explains, Poroshenko did not pay taxes.