UrBC, Yekaterinburg, July 11, 2017. The Ural Bank for Reconstruction & Development (UBRD) keeps expanding the range of non-financial services it can offer its customers and is launching the tax form-filing service starting July 1. This is something the bank does in cooperation with NDFLKA, the bank’s press service reports.

Under the current legal requirements, if you buy an apartment (including through mortgage schemes), a land allotment, pay out of pocket for medical or educational services, buy insurance policies, and set up investment accounts, you can get up to 650,000 RUR worth of your income tax back. All you have to do is to collect the necessary papers and submit a tax form to your local tax office.

‘Doing this on your own takes time and a lot of concentration, as any mistake will result in delays with getting back the money you are free to spend in any way. We are willing to fill the tax forms for you, all a customer needs to do is apply for this service online and provide us with the data,’ says one of the project coordinators Roman Tsvetkov.

According to Tsvetkov, all banks have been promoting their non-financial services lately, and UBRD is no exception.