WHERE ARE YOU A TAX RESIDENT: IN UKRAINE OR IN THE COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE?

Have you moved to Germany or another European country but continue to work with Ukraine, have a private entrepreneur status there, property, or other economic ties? Then the question of your tax residency requires special attention.

After all, moving abroad does not automatically change your tax status.
Even staying in another country for more than 183 days is not always a sufficient basis for unambiguous determination of tax residency.

Important factors include place of residence, family and economic ties, center of vital interests, national legislation, and international agreements.

How to understand which country has the right to tax your income? Can you remain a tax resident of Ukraine after moving? And what consequences will this have for your finances and business?

We invite you to a webinar during which we will discuss these issues from a legal and practical perspective.

What will you learn?

During the meeting, we will talk about:

• Tax residency:what this status means and how it differs from citizenship and migration status.

• The 183-day rule:how it works and why tax residency cannot be determined solely by the number of days spent abroad.

• Center of vital interests:what personal, family, property, and economic circumstances affect the determination of tax status.

• Ukraine and country of residence:how to determine your tax residency if you live abroad but maintain ties to Ukraine.

• Dual residency:what to do if two states simultaneously consider you their tax resident.

• Income taxation:how income earned in Ukraine and abroad is taxed.

• Ukrainian individual entrepreneur after relocation:whether it needs to be closed, what consequences its retention may have, and what to pay attention to.

• Double taxation:what mechanisms help avoid double taxation and what documents should be prepared.

Practical part: your questions — our answers

We will dedicate 20 minutes of the webinar to answering participants' questions.

You will be able to ask questions about your own situation and receive clarifications regarding general legal and tax mechanisms applicable to Ukrainians abroad.

Webinar speaker

Lidiia Shevchenko

Legal consultant, legislative analyst.

Specializes in issues of tax residency, international taxation, and legal support for entrepreneurial activities.

Who should join?

The webinar will be useful if you:

• already live in Germany or another European country;

• plan to move abroad;

• continue to receive income in Ukraine;

• you have a Ukrainian individual entrepreneur or your own business;

• you work remotely for Ukrainian or foreign companies;

• you have real estate, family or economic ties in Ukraine;

• want to understand your tax obligations and avoid risks

Webinar details

📅 Date: 13 November 2026

🕓 Time:  16:00–17:30 German time

💻 Format: Online

💰 Participation: free

Don't postpone questions about tax residency!

Incorrectly defined tax status can lead to additional liabilities, double taxation, and disputes with tax authorities.

Knowing the rules will help you better understand your rights, plan your finances, and make informed decisions about work, business, and life abroad.

Register for the webinar and get practical guidelines for determining your tax status!