Ruslan Kravchenko informed about results of working groups in regions to support mobilized individuals-entrepreneurs and veterans

Press service of the State Tax Service of Ukraine, published 16 May 2025 at 13:49 Chapter: News

1 186 mobilized individuals-entrepreneurs submitted applications for inability to fulfill tax obligations in April of this year. Based on these applications, accruals of the single tax and military levy were reduced. This was informed by Head of the State Tax Service of Ukraine Ruslan Kravchenko in the Telegram channel. 

According to him, this is result of the working groups’ creation in territorial bodies of the State Tax Service, which provide comprehensive assistance to mobilized individuals-entrepreneurs and veterans. State Tax Service has moved away from a formal approach to provide substantive assistance to those who defend the country.

"Mobilized entrepreneur should not be alone with bureaucratic difficulties and sitting in the trenches wondering if he/she has suddenly joined ranks of tax debtors. Humanity and attention to everyone is what I encourage every tax official to do. Only such approach will ensure trust and efficiency" – noted Ruslan Kravchenko.

Hotlines operate in the regions, clear algorithms of actions have been developed for mobilized and demobilized individuals-entrepreneurs. Local governments, administrative service centers, territorial recruiting centers and regional military administrations are involved in the awareness-raising campaign.

What does the State Tax Service do?: 

- each region received lists of individuals-entrepreneurs who are subject to the single tax and military levy and who are likely to be unable to fulfill their tax obligations. Each story is being worked out,

- inventory of complaints and letters from individuals-entrepreneurs regarding the write-off of accrued tax liabilities from the date of their mobilization was conducted,

- informs mobilized individuals-entrepreneurs and their families about existing legislative mechanisms to avoid negative consequences from the non-payment of taxes.

Ruslan Kravchenko also noted that the State Tax Service has developed suggestions to increase deadline for submitting application for tax exemption by a self-employed person after demobilization from 10 to 180 days.