Tetiana Kirienko: State Tax Service continues to actively communicate with business during the martial law

State Tax Service continues to consult with business and promptly address issues that receives from taxpayers. Today acting Chairman of the State Tax Service Tetiana Kirienko and representatives of member companies of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine discussed a number of issues related to activities and taxation of business during the martial law.

Communication took place online, during which almost all members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine had opportunity to address questions to heads of structural departments of the State Tax Service.

“As of today, the taxpayers protect economic security of our state on the economic front. Business renews its activities during the war, timely make payments to the budget which support our country in this difficult time. State Tax Service for its part is making and will continue to make every effort in its competence to enable business to operate stably. We are ready to provide advisory support promptly, respond to requests without delay and provide quality tax service” – emphasized Tetiana Kirienko.

Participants, during the meeting, discussed issues of international cooperation in the tax sphere, improvement of tax administration during the martial law, payment of excise tax and licensing, etc.

Tetiana Kirienko especially thanked for the civic position of those payers who timely transfer funds to the budget.

In turn, representatives of companies – members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine assured of readiness to continue their activities in Ukraine and help building it in the postwar period, as well as work with the State Tax Service to implement innovations that will benefit both business and government.