Residents Action.City has paid more than a billion taxes to the budget since the beginning of the war

In February-April, revenues to the Ukrainian budget from residents of Diya.City amounted to UAH 1.3 billion.the state changed the conditions for joining the tax space. Now companies whose main focus is hosting and cloud data centers can also join it.

The main thing is that during February-April 2022, the company is a resident of Diya.City has paid UAH 1.3 billion in taxes to the Ukrainian budget, of which more than UAH 57 million is a military levy, Digital Transformation Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has said.The ministry says that it has adapted the project to new realities in order to stimulate new directions and allow even more companies to join the action.City. Now the space can be joined by businesses whose main focus is hosting and cloud data centers, products for the defense, industrial and household sectors, as well as international card payment systems.Details

For new activities in action.City has already joined 13 companies, including Ajax Systems Manufacturing, De Novo, GigaCloud, TAS link, Softjourn and others. In total, 262 companies have already become residents of Diya.City.

On June 13, the minister of digital transformation Mikhail Fedorov announced that the action.City needs to be scaled up to the whole of Ukraine, and now the government is considering how realistic this is.

At the 4th Diia Summit on February 8, a special mode for the IT industry Diya was officially launched.City. The authorities expect that the share of it in the state'S GDP will grow from 4% to 10%, and industry revenues will increase to.16.5 billion.

In the first three months of the war, almost five thousand fops with the Okved "computer programming"were registered in Ukraine. Business adaptation to war is faster than to the coronavirus pandemic.

It fops were the most active part of private entrepreneurs in 2021. Then the IT sector of Ukraine grew by 44.5 thousand sole proprietors-programmers over the year. There was no increase of 26% in any of the activities.

In addition, the IT industry of Ukraine provided a record експорт 2 billion in export revenues in the first quarter of 2022, despite martial law, mobilization, and forced relocation of businesses and teams. The same figure in 2021 was 1 1.44 billion. In fact, the volume of it exports increased by 28%, according to data from the National Bank of Ukraine.