As outlined in the previous posts, the Diia City regime provides a special legal and tax framework designed for IT businesses. However, access to these advantages is conditional upon meeting statutory eligibility criteria and maintaining ongoing compliance. Core eligibility criteria… MORE
Taxation is one of the primary reasons why technology companies consider operating under the Diia City regime rather than under the general corporate tax framework. At the corporate level, Ukrainian companies are generally subject to 18% corporate income tax (CIT)… MORE
For international technology companies entering Ukraine, the first structural decision is simple — how to establish a legal presence in the market. The most common vehicle for IT businesses is the Limited Liability Company (LLC). An LLC provides: Possibility of… MORE
Ukraine’s IT sector is one of the most significant tech hubs in Central & Eastern Europe. Over the past decade, Ukraine has evolved from an outsourcing destination into a mature technology ecosystem that includes R&D centres, product companies, and globally… MORE
Introduction Succession in a limited liability company is the transfer of a shareholder’s rights and obligations to their legal successors. The company, as a separate legal entity, continues to operate, but the death of a shareholder, like an illness that… MORE
An interview with Dagmara Klimek and Dawid Lewicki, Directors of the PETERKA PARTNERS Office in Rzeszów Rzeszów – why does this city deserve the attention of businesses and investors? Dagmara Klimek: Today, Rzeszów is far more than the capital of… MORE
BarKA is providing, uniform, publicly accessible information on developable brownfield properties. In Budapest, there are approximately 2,500 hectares and nearly 12,000 hectares nationwide, where basic infrastructure is already in place, yet the land has remained unused for a long period… MORE
Today, the Munich Regional Court (Landgericht München I) delivered its ruling in the significant GEMA v. OpenAI case (case number 42 O 14139/24). We are awaiting the detailed written reasoning, but the main points from the court’s press release are… MORE
Following my two earlier articles on UEFA multi-club ownership (MCO) regulations, this topic has seen further developments, both in terms of the regulatory framework itself and in recent decisions issued by UEFA and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)…. MORE
Recently, the Budapest Environs Regional Court (Budapest Környéki Törvényszék) in Hungary referred a case to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) concerning the use of press content by generative AI. This is the first time the CJEU… MORE
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