Ukraine Weighs New Tax Revenue Source to Help Fund War Effort
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Every few weeks, Svitlana Dvornikova leaves home, near the front line of Ukraine, and heads for a luxury villa rented on the Mediterranean coast of France or Spain. She makeup herself, puts on a wig, high heels and chooses a pseudonym. Dvornikova is not there to escape the war. She travels abroad to broadcast live solo shows to her one million subscribers on the online platform for adults OnlyFans. If she does this in Ukraine, she could go to pr…
Ukraine Considers Legalizing Porn Industry to Fund Its War
Wall Street Journal: “Unlike in most European countries, the production, distribution and possession of pornography in Ukraine is illegal, punishable by up to seven years in prison. Still, Ukraine has been unable to curtail a vast and lucrative porn industry, which officials say operates with the protection of corrupt police. “ “Ukrainian authorities are now demanding […]
Kiev asks for taxes from the models of the platform, but those who declare the profits risk confessing a crime. In 2023 nearly 8 thousand Ukrainians have cashed over 131 million dollars. Now the Parliament thinks of legalization
Pornography is banned in Ukraine, which could change, even to strengthen the military.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Il-hwan = Ukraine, which has been at war with Russia for over four years, has turned its attention to the online adult entertainment industry to secure tax revenue.
Ukraine Weighs Legalizing Pornography To Fund 30,000 War Drones, Curb Police Corruption Amid Fiscal Strain
Ukrainian lawmakers are considering legalising pornography to generate tax revenue for military funding, potentially raising $25 million annually. The move aims to resolve legal contradictions and support the war effort.
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