The income of the leaders of the parliamentary parties revealed

His admission of ownership shows that he won 30,310 euros in the public service, lump sum 16,620 euros and 285,000 euros from the sale of real estate On the second floor was the LSNS chair Marian Kotleba. He earned EUR 23,532 from the civil service and includes EUR 37,904 in other receipts. The third is the leader of Smeru-SD, Robert Fico. In 1967, Prime Minister Mosta-Hid Béla Bugár declared 27,732 euros in revenue from the civil service and in the "Others" heading the sum of 796 euros. The OĽANO leader Igor Matovič as a member paid 15,688 euros, in the form of a lump sum of 12,920 euros. President We are the family of Boris Kollar declares only a member income of 20 859 EUR. SRS leader Richard Sulik is a member of the European Parliament and he does not have to make a confession. The salary of the MEP is higher than that of the Slovak Prime Minister, but it is not covered by the budget of the Slovak state. Sulcer for TASR said that as a MEP he earned 80,400 euros net. At the same time, he receives monthly repayments for the sale of the stake in the company. For the whole of last year, it was a total of 82,200 €

In addition to incomes, politicians must also include real estate assets and assets whose value exceeds 35 times the minimum wage Danko wrote that he owned, among other things in 2017, vineyards, built-up areas and courtyards, a house, a garden and an apartment.

Fico admitted a recreational cottage, a vineyard, unitary certificates, savings, a passenger car and real estate savings The Bugar had a lot of arable land, gardens, meadows, cars, titles and market share in the company. Boris Kollar had three family homes, an apartment, a cottage, cars, works of art, collections of watches and jewelry, and shares of corporations. Kotleba admitted the land, the apartment, the savings and the mortgage loan. Igor Matovič does not own any real estate as a single shareholder, the value of 35 times the minimum wage only exceeds the loan