Local budgets received more than UAH 24 billion
In January-June 2026, over 1 million payers transferred to local budgets UAH 24.1 billion pay for the land. For comparison, for the same period in 2025, this indicator was UAH 21.3 billion, so revenues increased by 13.2%.
The land tax remains one of the most important local taxes, because it is through these funds that communities finance infrastructure development, repairs, social programs, improvement of settlements and other needs.
Which regions provided the largest revenues
Payers made the largest contribution to local budgets Dnipropetrovsk region, who paid UAH 4.5 billion land tax
The list of leading regions also includes:
It was these regions that generated the largest share of land tax revenues in the first half of the year, which is explained by the high concentration of business, active use of land plots and a significant number of taxpayers.
When the obligation to pay land tax arises
The State Tax Service reminds that the obligation to pay land tax arises from the moment of acquiring the right of ownership or the right to use the land plot. It must be paid before the termination of this right.
For the correct assessment of the tax, it is important that the information about the land plot is up-to-date. First of all, this concerns the area, the purpose of the land, the type of use and the availability of tax benefits, because it is these data that affect the final amount of the payment.
How to check the tax amount
Citizens can check the accrued amount of land tax and details for its payment remotely via Electronic account of the payer or mobile application "My tax".
Such services allow you to quickly obtain information about tax obligations without visiting the tax office and make all the necessary payments in a timely manner.
What to do if errors are found
If the payer notices inaccuracies in the calculations, he has the right to contact the tax service to reconcile the data. The application can be submitted in person, by mail or through electronic services using qualified electronic signature (KEP).
During the reconciliation, the area of the land plot, the correct application of rates, benefits and other data that affect the tax amount are checked. If errors are detected, the tax office will recalculate, issue a new tax notice-decision, and the previous document will automatically become invalid.
Land fees remain an important source of community income
The increase in income from the land tax indicates stable filling of local budgets even in wartime conditions. These funds allow communities to finance priority needs, support the work of communal services and implement local development projects. At the same time, the DPS urges owners and users of land plots to regularly check the relevance of their data in order to avoid errors in the calculation of tax liabilities.
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