Ferrari Owners Exempt from Luxury Tax! Issues with Ministry's Car List

Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Rolls-Royce owners won't pay the luxury car tax because their vehicles are simply absent from the "luxury" lists of the Ministry of Economy and the State Foreign Information Service.
Each year, a tax of 25,000 UAH is required for the most expensive cars. There are several criteria for "luxury": the market value of the car must exceed 2.6 million UAH, and its age should not exceed 5 years. We know that there are many such cars in Ukraine. And we expected to see more than just 183 cars of 13 brands on the list...
Yet, we couldn't find any Ferraris, Lamborghinis, or other luxury cars that many of our prominent figures own. Vadym Korshenko delved into what made it onto the list and what didn't.
00:00 - 25,000 UAH annual luxury car tax
01:40 - What happened to the iconic Ferrari?
04:11 - Advertisement
04:46 - Rolls-Royces owned by Suto Mamoian and Hennadii Vatsak didn't make it to the list either
07:08 - Lamborghini owners were also exempt from paying the tax
07:38 - Mclaren - also absent from the list
08:32 - Alpina, close to BMW, is missing
09:27 - Many Mercedes-Benz cars are missing too
10:45 - Other cars that didn't make it to the list
12:42 - Errors in names and other issues with cars on the list