Ukrainian authorities say citizens don't need to declare captured Russian tanks and military equipment for tax purposes

Ukrainian authorities reassured citizens that they don't need to declare captured Russian tanks or any equipment they pick up as personal income.

Have you captured a Russian tank or armored personnel carrier? The Ukrainian National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) said to keep calm and defend the Motherland.

The cost of captured Russian tanks and other equipment does not exceed 100 living wages, so there is no need to declare it. The sum is about $8,300.

On the NACP's website, a document dated Monday said that the seizure of tanks or equipment would not be taxed.

The defense of the Ukrainian state resulted in the removal of hostile military equipment, weapons, and armor. It is not possible to evaluate such objects in accordance with the Law of Ukraine.

Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday. There are images showing what appear to be abandoned Russian military vehicles.

Insider is covering the developments of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.