Benefits for veterans on utility services: how to get a discount of up to 75%.
According to inkorr.com: According to the law 'On the status of war veterans, guarantees of their social protection', military personnel who have the status of combatants (UBD) can take advantage of benefits when paying for housing and communal services.
Benefits for combatants
The amount of discounts for UBD is:
- Housing payment discount (within the limits of standards) - 75%
- Utility services discount (gas, electricity, water supply, waste removal) - 75%
- Discount on liquefied gas (within the norms) - 75%
- Fuel discount for heating private houses without centralized heating - 75%
These benefits apply to living space up to 21 sq. m for each permanent resident of the family and an additional 10.5 sq. m.
Conditions for receiving benefits
Discounts are provided regardless of the type of housing or its ownership. Both combatants and their families are entitled to benefits.
Application process
To receive benefits, documents must be submitted to the relevant authority, including an application and copies of necessary documents. Usually, the consideration of the application takes up to 10 working days. During the current heating season, all benefits remain in effect.
Thus, benefits for military personnel and their families on housing and communal services include discounts of up to 75%, which relate to various services and fuel for heating. The registration of these benefits requires the submission of documents to institutions, taking into account the terms of application review.
It is important to remember that these benefits not only alleviate the financial burden on combatants but also recognize their contribution to the defense of the country. Receiving financial support helps them and their families ensure comfortable living conditions in Ukraine.
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