The Tax and Legal team at PwC in Ukraine has launched an innovative digital tool for business. It is designed to keep businesses aware of the most important corporate and personal tax and legal challenges and also gives them awareness of PwC solutions to overcome these challenges.
The proposed solutions are based on PwC experience of working with many businesses in Ukraine, as well as the cumulative local and international expertise of the PwC team. Only three simple steps and 15 minutes are needed to generate a personal action plan.
Navigate your risks and overcome the corporate and personal challenges of 2022 with the PwC free tool
PwC team in Ukraine has been driving the AEO concept implementation since the beginning of its active development in Ukraine and has helped the first business in Ukraine to obtain the AEO status.
Having 15 years of experience and unique for Ukraine expertise PwC experts have developed a guide that contains comprehensive information about the status of AEO, companies that can get it, a detailed overview of the procedure and obstacles on this way, a comparative analysis of benefits and simplifications for business which provides this status.
The guide is available for download online in Ukrainian and English languages.
“It is my sincere hope that the Ukrainian business will have an opportunity to benefit from the AEO Programme and its special simplifications and this will enhance confidence in customs authorities.” – commented Vita Miroshnychenko, Head of Customs Regulations and International Trade practice, author of the guide on AEO programme, PwC Ukraine.
PwC Ukraine developed a free guide – Expats’ Handbook to help foreigners coming to Ukraine for personal or business goals.
It aims to give a general overview of the key rules and issues that foreigners need to know about the Ukrainian tax and legal environment to allow them to become comfortable and to avoid being overburdened with formalities.
The Handbook is available in many languages, including English, Polish, German, French and Chinese.
“Our country is building a business-friendly climate and opening new opportunities for investors from across the globe. We still have some way to go on this journey – the Ukrainian legal landscape is a work in progress, undergoing changes which will bring it in line with international good practices. But as long as you have a trusted guide to steer you safely through burdensome taxation or immigration compliance issues, you are safe” – commented Slava Vlasov, Partner, Leader, Tax and Legal Services, PwC Ukraine.
Public joint-stock company PrivatBank (Kyiv) is accusing PricewaterhouseCoopers Limited (Cyprus) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (Ukraine) LLC of violation of their commitments during the audit of the financial reports of the bank for 2013-2015. PrivatBank filed a claim to the regional court of Nicosia (Cyprus) against these companies, seeking $3 billion of compensation of losses caused by their actions, the press service of the bank told Interfax-Ukraine.
