The head of 'Ukrposhta', Igor Smelyansky, stated that the NBU's requirements regarding the indication of personal data in payment documents remain contentious. The NBU acknowledged that there is no need to specify the RNOCPP and the full bank card number in payment documents; however, this is only an interim result of the discussion. Smelyansky noted that the NBU's press release contains inaccuracies and contradicts previous decisions of the regulator. 'Ukrposhta' insists on a clear interpretation of the NBU's requirements and is ready for open discussions. Smelyansky considers the new NBU regulations excessive and vague, which do not aid in combating tax evasion. He also criticized the interpretation of the rules regarding the printing of bank card numbers on receipts, pointing out that the NBU's wording stating that the card number 'may' be indicated in a masked form could change during inspections. 'Ukrposhta' began printing personal data of payers on paper receipts for utility payments in accordance with NBU requirements starting from August 1.
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