NACP reported financial irregularities in political parties’ reports for 2025
According to the results of the audit of political party reports in 2025, the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (NAPC) identified violations in 279 reports, of which financial violations were found in 100 cases, that is, in almost every third report. This was reported by the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.
The NACP notes that the agency’s attention is paid to preventive measures aimed at reducing the number of violations when submitting reports, in particular, providing information that helps prevent the entry of inaccurate data. This allowed reducing the number of detected violations compared to 2024.
During 2025, the NACP drew up 732 protocols on administrative offenses. As a result of their consideration, 582 decisions were made, of which 417 cases involved fines and/or confiscation of contributions, which is 72%. The total amount of fines exceeded 1.83 million hryvnias, and confiscated contributions amounted to 150.9 thousand hryvnias.
For comparison, in 2024, the NACP identified violations in 724 reports of political parties, of which financial violations were established in 221 cases, and 609 protocols on administrative offenses were drawn up. Then 354 protocols (58%) ended with the imposition of fines or confiscation of contributions.
In addition, in 2025, the agency sent five reports of criminal offenses to law enforcement agencies and issued one order.
The NACP also ensured quarterly approval of the distribution of state funding to political parties in the amount of over 768 million hryvnias. In particular, the Servant of the People party received 519.6 million hryvnias, the European Solidarity party received 150 million hryvnias, and the All-Ukrainian Union Batkivshchyna received 150 million hryvnias. – 98.6 million UAH.
Financing of the statutory activities of the political parties “Opposition Platform – For Life” and “Holos” was not carried out due to the ban on the activities of the first and the suspension of funding for the second.




