1,920 officials have declared their assets – APC calls on the remaining 8,420 declaring subjects to fulfill their obligation by March 31
The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (APC) reminds the public and all declaring subjects that the process of the regular annual asset declaration for the 2025 calendar year (January 1 – December 31, 2025) is currently underway. The process began on March 1, 2026 and will conclude on March 31, 2026.
In accordance with the Law on Declaration, Origin and Control of Assets and Gifts, all public officials in the Republic of Kosovo who are subject to this legal obligation are required to declare their assets within the timeframe established by the applicable legislation.
So far, after two weeks since the beginning of the declaration process, 18.5% of the obligated officials—namely 1,920 public officials—have fulfilled their legal obligation. Meanwhile, the total number of declaring subjects subject to the regular annual asset declaration in this cycle is 10,340 senior public officials.
The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (APC) calls on the remaining 8,420 declaring subjects who have not yet completed their declaration to fulfill this legal obligation within the prescribed deadline, by March 31, 2026, demonstrating institutional responsibility, transparency, and respect for the public.
The month of March marks the period of regular asset declaration, an important process that contributes to strengthening institutional integrity, transparency, and accountability towards the citizens of the Republic of Kosovo.
“Timely asset declaration strengthens the culture of integrity within our institutions and simultaneously contributes to avoiding the consequences and sanctions foreseen in cases of non-compliance with legal obligations,” emphasized the Director of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption, Mr. Yll Buleshkaj.
Failure to declare within the deadline, late declaration, or inaccurate declaration constitutes a violation of legal obligations and is sanctioned in accordance with the applicable legislation. Depending on the nature of the violation, sanctions include fines of up to 500 euros, the filing of criminal charges, and referral of the case to the competent judicial authorities, while the court may also impose imprisonment of up to five (5) years. Furthermore, undeclared assets may be subject to confiscation in accordance with the law.
Declaring subjects who have this legal obligation must access the electronic asset declaration system developed by the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption through the following link: 
https://e-deklarimi.rks-gov.net/
In order to facilitate the declaration process, the Agency has also prepared a Manual for logging into the DMSA system and resetting the password, which contains detailed instructions for accessing the electronic platform and for the password recovery procedures in case it is forgotten.
For more detailed information regarding the asset declaration process, the system user manual, and the list of declaring subjects, please visit the official website of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption: https://apk-rks.net/