Legal and tax guidelines will be simplified for IT companies in Diia.City during martial law.

 The Ministry of Finance stated the conditions of the legal and tax requirements of Diia.City will become even easier for IT companies.

What has changed:

1. The criteria for residency have been simplified as much as possible. During martial law, companies will not be deprived of Diia.City resident status, even if they do not meet certain criteria, including number of employees, average salary, etc. This applies to both current residents and companies seeking to join Diia.City.
2. Residents will not be required to submit either a compliance report or an independent audit opinion until January 1 following the first year of peace.
3. Tax conditions for Diia.City remains unchanged. Under these conditions, Diia.City will work during the period of martial law. The simplified criteria apply to all resident companies, both new and existing.