Scrutiny of Tetiana Krupa’s Financial Disclosure
Ukraine’s National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NAZK) has launched a full-scale review of the 2024 asset declaration filed by Tetiana Krupa, former head of the Khmelnytskyi Regional Medical and Social Expert Commission. The declaration, submitted late on January 18, 2026, has triggered an investigation that uncovered signs of illicit enrichment totaling 160 million hryvnias between 2020 and 2024.
Krupa’s family declared 66 real estate properties and land plots. Her husband reported the following assets in his declaration:
- $3.17 million
- 135,200 euros
- 1.19 million hryvnias
Law enforcement agencies have seized the cash holdings. NAZK has also examined Krupa’s declarations for 2022 and 2023, identifying signs of false information and illegal enrichment in those years as well.
Status of the Pre-Trial Investigation
Since September 2025, Tetiana Krupa has been free on bail set at 20 million hryvnias. Investigators have announced the completion of the pre-trial inquiry into her case. According to the probe, some funds were laundered through fictitious real estate sales, while others were transferred abroad and deposited into bank accounts.
Krupa filed her 2025 declaration, reporting income of approximately 3 million hryvnias. Her salary at the Khmelnytskyi Regional Medical and Social Expert Commission in 2025 was 36,800 hryvnias, and her pension amounted to 193,700 hryvnias. She also earned over 120,000 hryvnias from property rentals and 882,000 hryvnias from electricity sales. Dividends from the company 'Solar-Invest' in 2025 reached 1.8 million hryvnias. The company is owned by Tetiana Krupa, Volodymyr Krupa, and Oleksandr Krupa.
The cash has been seized by law enforcement, – stated Krupa’s husband.
Tetiana Krupa added: 'Not all the funds seized from my home belong directly to the family.' NAZK will continue a detailed analysis of data accuracy, asset valuation, and identification of any signs of illicit enrichment or false declarations.
The Krupa case highlights the critical need for transparency in the asset declarations of public officials and their families. The uncovered indications of illegal enrichment call into question the ethical conduct of officials and raise concerns about oversight mechanisms for their financial holdings. The ongoing NAZK investigation could impact the reputation of state institutions and public trust in Ukraine’s anti-corruption efforts.
The ongoing investigation into Tetiana Krupa's financial activities highlights a troubling trend within Ukraine's medical and social sectors. This scrutiny follows similar cases, such as that of the former head of the Medical Assessment Center, who is set to face trial for illicit gains amounting to $4 million. For more details on this case and its implications, see our coverage regarding the legal actions against high-profile officials.