For the first time in war: what Zelensky spoke with business representatives (video)

About 40 entrepreneurs and representatives of business associations were invited to the event, including the founder of Ajax Systems Alexander Konotop, the co-owner of New Mail Vyacheslav Klimov and Monobank co-founder Oleg Gorokhovsky. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky met with several dozens of the country's largest entrepreneurs and representatives of business associations. This was reported in the press service of the Presidential Office on June 29.

According to Forbes, during the meeting, the main topic of the discussion concerned taxation and searches. Increasing the pressure on business and abolishing tax benefits were one of the key issues that journalists planned to discuss, as reported by journalists, the President also sought to get a clearer idea of ​​the vision of the future economy and relevant economic policy in the long run.

Bill 8401, aimed at abolishing the main tax benefits for business, including documentary checks and penalties for non -use of cash registers, was also discussed at the meeting "Not all business was satisfied with the final version of the bill," - the newspaper said.

According to "Economic Truth", about 40 entrepreneurs and representatives of business associations were invited to the meeting, including the founder of Ajax Systems Alexander Konotop, the co-owner of "New Mail" by Vyacheslav Klimov, founder of Macpaw Oleksandr Kovan, co-founder of Monobank Oleg. The Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine Andy Gunder, Executive Director of the Union of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs (Soup) Kateryna Glazkova, as well as the owner of "Kowalskaya" Sergey Pylypenko.

At the same time, the RBC-Ukraine news agency reported that oligarchs, such as Rinat Akhmetov, Vadim Novinsky and Viktor Pinchuk, were not invited to the meeting. We will remind, on June 28 President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that now Ukraine is highly dependent on financial donors, so it is impossible to speak about reducing taxes. He made this statement during a speech in the Verkhovna Rada.