A co-founder of Nova Poshta called for the introduction of a tax holiday for businesses
Vladimir Poperechnyuk, co-founder of “Nova Poshta,” called on the government to respond to Russian attacks on Ukrainian businesses by implementing deregulation and tax breaks for companies affected by the shelling.
In his view, the state should simplify international logistics, permitting procedures for construction and utility connections, and create free economic zones in frontline territories. He emphasized that rapid business adaptation is the key to preserving the economy amid the war.
Poperechnyuk recalled that in 2022, tax cuts and the lifting of some regulatory restrictions and inspections helped avert an economic collapse, and he called for these measures to be repeated.
Source: Volodymyr Popershnyuk.
Massive Russian strikes on Ukraine’s trade and logistics infrastructure should not lead to a nationwide shortage of goods. At the same time, some regions and stores may experience temporary supply disruptions, a reduced product selection, and a gradual increase in logistics costs.
Russian troops struck Pavlohrad in the Dnipropetrovsk region. One person was killed and four others were injured as a result of the attack.
