The Myrhorod Bakery Complex No. 1 ranked first among Ukrainian enterprises in terms of the number of active enforcement proceedings aimed at collecting tax debts. As of October 19, 2026, 80 such proceedings remained open against the company.
This is according to a study by Opendatabot, published on November 9, 2026, based on data from the Unified Register of Debtors.
According to analysts, at the end of 2025, there were 79 active enforcement proceedings registered against the Myrhorod Bread Products Plant No. 1. Thus, over the comparable period, their number increased by one.
At the same time, among the companies that made it into the current top ten by number of active cases, the Rivne Automobile Repair Plant recorded the largest increase.
While the company had no active proceedings in the relevant sample at the end of 2025, as of October 19, that number had reached 43.
At the Zhytomyr Regional Road Administration, the number of active cases increased from 19 to 42.
Another significant increase was recorded for the Makharintsi Agricultural Firm, where the number of active cases rose from 22 to 34.
At the company “Bioresursservice,” this figure rose from 21 to 31 proceedings.
Separately, Opendatabot identified the companies against which the largest number of new enforcement proceedings for the compulsory collection of tax debts were initiated between January and September 2026.
Agrofirma Makharintsi topped the list with 32 cases opened against it over the nine-month period.
In second place was the Pervomaisky Granite and Crushed Stone Quarry with 29 new cases.
Third place went to the “Pryluky” Oil Extraction Plant, with 23 proceedings opened against it.
Next were the “Praktika” Educational Complex with 20 proceedings and the Verkhovyna Road Maintenance Division of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Road Administration with 19.
In addition, 17 new investigations were recorded for each of the following companies: “Zhitlovik,” “Vizavi,” “Ukrainian Advertising Factory,” and “Das-Group.”
Among the companies against which 16 new enforcement proceedings were opened are the “Burshtynsky” Fisheries Enterprise, “Shepetivkagaz,” “Dniproplastmas,” and the construction firm “MZhKBud.”
As of October 19, 2026, a total of 36,409 active enforcement proceedings in favor of the State Tax Service remained in Ukraine.
In early December 2025, this figure stood at 36,063 proceedings. Thus, the number of active cases increased by 346, or approximately 1%.
At the same time, 20,364 new enforcement proceedings were initiated during the first nine months of 2026.
The difference between the number of proceedings initiated during a given period and the change in the total number of active cases is explained by the fact that, over the course of the year, some previously initiated proceedings may be concluded or terminated on other grounds provided for by law.
However, the existence of multiple enforcement proceedings against a single enterprise does not mean that the company has a corresponding number of separate tax liabilities or the largest amount of debt.
Furthermore, the registry data does not allow for determining the amount of tax debt for each of the listed companies based solely on the number of proceedings.
According to separate data from the State Tax Service, previously analyzed by Opendatabot, as of July 1, 2026, a total of 218,731 Ukrainian companies had tax debts amounting to 263.32 billion UAH.
This indicates that the number of companies with tax arrears significantly exceeds the number of companies subject to enforcement proceedings.
Information about enforcement proceedings against a specific company can be checked via the Unified Register of Debtors using the EDRPOU code.
Sources: Opendatabot, study dated November 9, 2026; Unified Register of Debtors; Opendatabot, study on total tax arrears dated September 7, 2026.
