The Cabinet of Ministers proposes to increase the levy to the Pension Fund to purchase cash and non-cash foreign currency from 0.5% to 2%.

Appropriate amendments to the law on the collection on obligatory state pension provides a government bill №5079, registered in the Parliament on 15 September.

"It is proposed to extend the military collection to January 1, 2016 and increase to 2% rate of duty on obligatory state pension insurance operations with the purchase of foreign currency", - stated in the explanatory note to the bill, the text of which is available on the website of the Parliament.

In addition, the bill proposes to amend the Civil Code, limiting the level of cash payments to 15 minimum wages.

"Set limits the amount of cash settlements ... between individuals and businesses (entrepreneurs) for one day at the rate of fifteen times the minimum wage" - the document says.

Similar restrictions are set for cash settlements between enterprises and individuals are interconnected by sales contracts, which are subject to notarization.

As reported, the NBU from September 1, 2013 restricted cash transactions $ 150 thousand. USD.

According to the state budget for 2014 the minimum wage was set at 1218 USD per month.