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25-09-2026

How to cease being a tax resident of Ukraine

🚪 How to actually renounce Ukrainian tax residency – a step-by-step guide

Svitlana Moroz

25-09-2026

Why ‘183 days’ does not exempt you from Ukrainian residency

🏠 ‘183 days’ is NOT the main criterion for ceasing to be a tax resident of Ukraine

Svitlana Moroz

23-09-2026

Second residence, estate agent and when to change your tax residence

📊 Secondary tax residency, US brokers and when to change your country of residence

Svitlana Moroz

22-09-2026

Where are Ukrainian entrepreneurs moving to?

🌍 Poland, Turkey or Georgia: where are Ukrainian entrepreneurs moving to, and why?

Svitlana Moroz

02-09-2026

PETZOO Eurasia 2026: what lies in store for the Ukrainian pet trade in Istanbul?

We’re going live to talk about one of the biggest events of the year for the pet industry — PETZOO Eurasia 2026.

Svitlana Moroz

01-09-2026

LLP or company? Choosing a jurisdiction for an IT business isn’t just a matter of fashion

The trend for Danish companies has passed. Nowadays, companies are used more often than partnerships (APS) – due to issues surrounding the opening of bank accounts.

Svitlana Moroz

31-08-2026

Dubai’s free zones: they are not competing with Ukraine, but with one another

The 40 free zones in the Emirates are not actually competing with Diia City or Estonia, but with one another.

Svitlana Moroz

31-08-2026

Abandoned offshore companies: when an ‘asset’ becomes a problem

🚩 ‘Abandoned’ offshore companies: why old companies in the BVI or Panama are now a problem rather than an asset

Svitlana Moroz

30-08-2026

Estonia versus Diia City: which is actually easier?

Estonia is a model jurisdiction for capital gains tax, and between 2005 and 2015 it became one of the most popular destinations for IT companies.

Svitlana Moroz

29-08-2026

Diia City or the standard working arrangements: what IT companies are choosing in 2026

Although Diia City was conceived as a stable scheme for 20 years, changes began immediately after its adoption. Today, over 60 per cent of residents opt for the standard corporate tax regime rather than the special corporate tax regime.