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Business in the conditions of war: Who won

Business in the conditions of war: Who won

How the Ukrainian economy, thanks to entrepreneurs, keeps the blow of the war

Ukraine has now become a reliable shield that protects the security of Europe. And the West, in turn, can become a shield for our industry with its purchase and export of Ukrainian products. Each Ukrainian has already proved its potential many times, both before and during the war. Ukrainians do not need promises or maintenance but need their land, work, and weapons to protect and develop their own.

Since the beginning of the war, eight weeks have passed. Ukrainians are gradually getting used to the new reality. The government calls on entrepreneurs to go to work, start production, and pay taxes to support the Ukrainian economy.

To the results of the Gradus Research survey, the war made significant changes in the work of Ukrainian business: up to 85% of companies ran into partial work or even before the termination of operation, among which 1% stopped their activities and do not plan to resume, and 35% suspended activities, waiting for the end of the war.

Among the biggest problems that arose in work during the war, 29% of respondents cited logistics, 50% - lack of orders, 21% - lack of raw materials, another 20% of respondents complained about non-payment of completed orders, 17% - a shortage of workers, 14% of respondents have damaged or destroyed production facilities.

On March 15, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine approved draft law 7137-d, which will help businesses continue to work despite the war, thereby supporting the Ukrainian economy:

Thus, big businesses will be able to take advantage of the simplified taxation system and pay a single tax - as small businesses do now. To do this, the annual turnover limit of an enterprise or company should not exceed UAH 10 billion, and the restrictions on the number of employees have been lifted.

Also, from February 24, 2022, to the end of 2022, owners are exempt from paying tax for land located in the territories where fighting is taking place, and employers may not pay SSC(Single Social Contribution) for mobilized workers.

The Ministry of Economics of Ukraine is already helping stabilize the situation on the Ukrainian market. In particular, with the support of the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Diia. The business project, Prozorro, has launched a digital interaction platform to help relocate a business. +

The project “VILNAUKRAINE” was created to show the work of those Ukrainians who are now at the front of the Ukrainian economy. Time and our present have shown that great people can be seen in difficult times! They are many in Ukraine, and they do a great job each day for their state by being professionals in their business. During the war, it is important to survive and stabilize the business, adapt quickly and flexibly to changes, develop and move forward for the future.
In this project, we will introduce you to the history of entrepreneurs, stories of success, and the causes of difficulties in the work of Ukrainian businesses during the war. Despite the different stories, they have something in common: strength of spirit, desire to develop the Ukrainian economy and win not only on the front but also internationally, because these days in Ukraine, new pages are being written not only nationally but also world history.
Your story is important because it has the experience that can help someone cope with the difficulties that many entrepreneurs have in wartime and do not know what to do with them. Thanks to the project, you can find like-minded people and partners because everyone works for the same goal - to be a reliable economic rear for Ukraine.

Would you like to join our project?

Tell us about your business or company. For example:

  • What difficulties arose in the work, and how did you resolve them?
  • How did you organize work in the office or move business and how motivated people to work?
  • Does logistics and supply work?
  • How did you agree with other companies on cooperation?
  • What, in your opinion, has changed forever in your business?

What do I need to do to publish my letter? 

  • The text should be written in the Word format in Ukrainian (if desired in English) with the number of characters from 1500 to 5000;
  • All photos and photos must be submitted with a minimum extension of 650-800 points;
  • Be sure to indicate the author, contact information and attach photos and links to social networks, if the author of the company sends the logo, links to the site and social networks;
  • Add links to the website and social networks of the company you are talking about (we will tag you or your company in our social networks).

Publishing your story is free!

Please send your stories to our email address brandstory.online@gmail.com. In the letter's subject, specify "VILNAUKRAINE. My story" and we will tell her to the world.

 

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