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EBA in Kharkiv: Businesses Discuss Local Taxation Issues with City Authorities and Tax Officials

03/ 11/ 2026
  On 3 November, a meeting of the working group under the Coordination Council of Entrepreneurs at the Kharkiv Mayor’s Office took place to discuss pressing taxation issues affecting businesses in the frontline region. Anna Chaika, Deputy Head of the EBA Coordination Council in Kharkiv, represented the Kharkiv office of the European Business Association at the meeting. The discussion was also attended by Serhii Kuzmin, Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv; Viktoriia Kytaihorodska, Head of the Department of Administrative Services and Consumer Market; Vladyslav Selezen, Head of the Main Department of the State Tax Service in Kharkiv Region; city council members, municipal representatives and members of the business community. The key topics included the assessment of land tax and real estate tax, as well as opportunities to introduce tax relief measures for businesses operating in frontline Kharkiv. In particular, the participants discussed tax exemptions for owners of land plots and real estate, tenants of municipal and state-owned land, and the specific tax treatment of property damaged as a result of Russia’s armed aggression. One of the key challenges remains finding a balance between the needs of the local budget and the financial capacity of businesses. During the discussion, Anna Chaika proposed seeking compromise solutions that would take into account both the citys budgetary constraints and the actual ability of businesses to pay taxes under wartime conditions. The EBA Kharkiv office continues to engage in dialogue with local authorities and tax officials, representing the interests of the business community and promoting practical solutions to help businesses sustain their operations in the frontline region.

On 3 November, a meeting of the working group under the Coordination Council of Entrepreneurs at the Kharkiv Mayor’s Office took place to discuss pressing taxation issues affecting businesses in the frontline region.

Anna Chaika, Deputy Head of the EBA Coordination Council in Kharkiv, represented the Kharkiv office of the European Business Association at the meeting.

The discussion was also attended by Serhii Kuzmin, Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv; Viktoriia Kytaihorodska, Head of the Department of Administrative Services and Consumer Market; Vladyslav Selezen, Head of the Main Department of the State Tax Service in Kharkiv Region; city council members, municipal representatives and members of the business community.

The key topics included the assessment of land tax and real estate tax, as well as opportunities to introduce tax relief measures for businesses operating in frontline Kharkiv.

In particular, the participants discussed tax exemptions for owners of land plots and real estate, tenants of municipal and state-owned land, and the specific tax treatment of property damaged as a result of Russia’s armed aggression.

One of the key challenges remains finding a balance between the needs of the local budget and the financial capacity of businesses. During the discussion, Anna Chaika proposed seeking compromise solutions that would take into account both the city’s budgetary constraints and the actual ability of businesses to pay taxes under wartime conditions.

The EBA Kharkiv office continues to engage in dialogue with local authorities and tax officials, representing the interests of the business community and promoting practical solutions to help businesses sustain their operations in the frontline region.

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