Moratorium on Business Inspections — Who Will Not Have It Lifted.

Moratorium on Business Inspections in Ukraine

Ukraine is preparing to introduce a moratorium on business inspections, but law enforcement agencies will still have the opportunity to check unscrupulous entrepreneurs. This became known as a result of the meeting between Ukraine's Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko and journalists.

'We will make this decision, a moratorium for inspections by law enforcement agencies,' - she stated.

According to Svyrydenko, the government plans to establish a moratorium on business inspections. The problematic nature of inspections for entrepreneurs has always been timely, so the government is currently consulting with the Office of the Attorney General to discuss a better approach to conducting such inspections.

'It is very important for us that a case related to business activities opens only with the sanctions of the prosecutor, possibly regional and district prosecutors,' - she emphasized.

Svyrydenko noted that opening a case by law enforcement could lead to the cessation of business activities, so the head of government calls on the Attorney General to consider alternative options for solving problems. However, control over unscrupulous businessmen will remain in place.

Additional Information

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on June 27, 2025, the need to establish a long-term moratorium on business inspections. He believes that to support the country's economic development, it is necessary to clearly define the limits of state intervention.

Recently, Ukrainian entrepreneurs have increasingly moved their businesses abroad. They register companies and open production in Poland, Hungary, and Uzbekistan, seeking better conditions for the development of their activities.

Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko announced the introduction of a moratorium on business inspections in the country, aimed at simplifying conditions for entrepreneurs. It is noted that law enforcement agencies will continue to control unscrupulous businessmen but with the prosecutor's sanction. The President also supported this step, believing it will contribute to the country's economic development and increase investment attractiveness.