Registration of non-profit organizations in Ukraine
We will help you to create a non-profit organization NGO correctly for your goals. We work all over Ukraine in online mode. We take on all tax and legal issues of your NGO, as well as full accounting support.




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We know how to register an NGO to protect you from tax problems
The correct package of documents
The key role is played by the wording in the charter. Including the targeted use of funds, statutory purposes, distribution of property after liquidation and the prohibition on the distribution of profits.
Selection of NACE codes
Not all activity codes are suitable for an NGO. We will select the types of activities that match your goals and will not raise questions with the tax authorities.
Assignment of non-profit organization status
We will submit the form to the State Tax Service to obtain non-profit organization status and explain the opportunities and risks that this status provides.
Opening a bank account
We will help you choose a convenient bank for receiving donor aid or grants and open an account as quickly as possible.
Drafting contracts and filing reports
We will explain which contracts are needed for your NGO’s specific activities, as well as when, where, and how to file reports.
Cost of non-profit organization registration services
Consultation
NGO Registration
Accounting services for NGOs
– government fees
We will ensure the establishment of an NGO tailored to your goals and objectives.
Local and international
With one or multiple founders
With various funding sources: donors, grants, membership fees
Public organizations or charitable foundations
Volunteering
Support for the army
Culture and education
Human rights organizations
How to register an NGO
Yes, but all income must be used solely for the purposes stated in the charter. Distributing income among the organization’s members is prohibited.
Yes. But keep in mind that you must pay taxes for hired employees: personal income tax (PIT), unified social contribution (USC), and military levy.
You automatically lose the benefits granted to an NGO. In particular, you will have to pay corporate income tax on all received revenues, including grants.
Yes, of course. You still must submit reports on time, otherwise you will lose non-profit status. It is advisable to discuss this matter in detail with an accountant. Our specialists often manage NGO activities — feel free to contact them through the details provided on this website.
As a rule, this is the State Tax Service, the Ministry of Justice, and the State Audit Service. Additionally, the Financial Monitoring Service may review the movement of your funds.
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