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Tax Inspectorate in Luhansk updated for 160,000 residents

In Luhansk completed the overhaul of the Interdistrict inspection of the FTS No. 2 in the LPR

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Tax Inspectorate in Luhansk updated for 160,000 residents

In Luhansk, the overhaul of the Interdistrict Inspectorate of the FTS No. 2 in the LPR was completed. The reception of visitors will begin on November 2.

In the renovated building, a spacious service hall, places for waiting and filling out documents were equipped. The inspection will receive about 160 thousand people from Artemovsky and Kamennobrodsky districts of Luhansk, Lutuginsky and Slavyanoserb districts.

At the opening, the head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik noted that the repair was carried out with federal support, and the new conditions should make the receipt of services more convenient for residents.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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