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A practical guide to marriage registration in Ukraine in 2026: required documents, applications through civil registration offices or Diia, shorter registration periods and considerations for couples living abroad.
An overview of the permit requirements for foreign directors of Ukrainian LLCs, remote management from abroad, company formation and direct management by a sole member.
A practical overview of directors’ authority in Ukrainian limited liability companies, signature and approval arrangements, owner safeguards, and risks related to management decisions.
When KVED 70.22 is compatible with the simplified tax system, which powers may indicate actual enterprise management, and how to reduce tax risks in agreements and primary documents.
A Smartsolutions case study on OSINT research and legal due diligence of prospective Ukrainian partners for a European defence company selecting a MilTech manufacturer for cooperation in Ukraine.
An overview of the NBU’s foreign exchange regulation changes for legal entities, including the new limit for certain cross-border transfers, eligibility conditions, corporate expenses abroad and other permitted transactions.
An interview with Anna Savchenko, Partner and Head of Legal at Smartsolutions, about strategic thinking, the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession, trust within a team, reputation, and the principles of long-term client relationships.
Vitaliy Voloshin, a lawyer at Smartsolutions, presented the experience of the ‘Clean Sky Initiative’ during a round-table discussion on the protection of creative content. Participants discussed measures to combat digital piracy, the blocking of illegal websites, criminal law protection mechanisms and the development of WIPO ALERT.
The NACP identified signs of irregularities in 486 out of 489 declarations audited over the first seven months of 2026. We analyse the audit findings, the main risks for declarants and the importance of professional guidance when completing a declaration.
The Cabinet of Ministers has once again approved the draft law on sustainable development reporting. We explain who may be affected by the new requirements, what reporting under the ESRS entails, how the criteria for categorising enterprises will change, and what businesses need to prepare for the first reporting year — 2028.
