Fuel without a license: Gas station owners in Mykolaiv region face a fine of more than UAH 3.9 million

The owners of a gas station in Mykolaiv Oblast face a fine of more than 3.9 million hryvnias. An inspection found that the station was selling fuel without a license.

The inspection also revealed violations of tax laws and rules governing the use of cash registers. Administrative reports will be drawn up against the station’s owners as a result.

The regional office of the State Tax Service did not disclose the name of the gas station.

“Selling fuel without the required permits harms the state budget, creates unfair competition, and puts entrepreneurs who comply with the law at a disadvantage. Preventing such violations is especially important under martial law, when stable budget revenues are essential to funding the state’s needs,” the statement said.

We previously reported:

• Illegal gas station found in Mykolaiv Oblast: fine exceeded 500,000 hryvnias
• Illegal gas station uncovered in Mykolaiv Oblast
• Exposure: Gas station in Mykolaiv Oblast fined 1.6 million hryvnias for illegal fuel sales!
• In Mykolaiv, tax police shut down an illegal gas station and seized 1,800 liters of fuel
• Mykolaiv tax officers inspected 16 gas stations and shut down two of them