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On 1 January 2011 came into effect the Tax Code of Ukraine, which significantly changed the rules of taxation of non-residents.

On 2 December 2010 Ukrainian Parliament adopted the new Tax Code of Ukraine ("Tax Code"), which became effective on 01 January 2011.

Despite heated discussions over several versions of the Ukrainian tax reform, the adopted legislation has not radically changed the basic tax rules.

The war in Ukraine has now passed the 183-day mark. This unfortunate milestone is a reminder to employers with a dispersed workforce of Ukrainian refugees to take a look at the status of these employees.

Law of Ukraine dated 24.07.2009 No. 1617-VI “Amendments to certain legislative acts dealing with notable aspects of the procedures for financial rehabilitation of banks.”

Many foreign companies that have intellectual property objects in Ukraine do not use them by their own, but give licenses for the use of intellectual property objects.

July 2021 – On 15 July 2021, the Ukrainian parliament adopted the Law "On Stimulation of the Development of the Digital Economy in Ukraine" No. 4303 ("Diia City Law").

On 16 January 2020, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted law No 1210 "On amendments to the Tax Code related to the improvement of tax administration ...

Cryptocurrencies and transactions with them are not regulated in the tax legislation of Ukraine.

On 7 December 2017, the Supreme Council adopted the Law On the 2018 State Budget of Ukraine, No. 1801-VIII (hereinafter referred to as the "State Budget Law").

On 1 April 2011 all the provisions of the newly-adopted Tax Code of Ukraine dated 2 December 2010 No.2756-VI came into force. Principle changes introduced by the Tax Code concern corporate income tax.

The general tax rate of 18% remains intact. CPT tax basis is heavily based on the general accounting rules.

Following the break-up of the USSR, the Ukrainian economy went into a lingering depression. In the last few years, however, its potential has been recovering: Ukraine is now one of the most successful of the former Soviet republics in attracting foreign investment. The main issue for a foreign investor is thus not whether to invest, but how best to enter the Ukrainian market.

Recent social and economic developments have had a powerful impact on many Ukrainian citizens and businesses and have led them to look for a better life beyond the borders of Ukraine.

The Law "On Promotion of Foreign Economic Activities" was adopted by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on December 24, 2015.

On 21 May 2009 the Cabinet of Ministers passed resolution No. 502 "On Temporary Limitations of State Control over Commercial Activities until 31 December 2010".