You can submit a claim in this category if:

1. you were registered as an individual entrepreneur under Ukrainian law or another applicable law;
2. you lost your ability to act as an individual entrepreneur, and as a result you lost profits in Ukraine; and
3. this was caused by Russia’s full‑scale invasion starting on 24 February 2022.

You can submit a claim for your lost profits in Ukraine.  

No, if your claim also relates to other losses, such as expenses from relocating your entrepreneurial activities or the loss of assets, you should submit a claim in category A3.7.

Yes, you can.

Yes, you can.

You need to have been registered as an individual entrepreneur in Ukraine at the time of the loss of your individual enterprise.

It is not required that you still be registered as an individual entrepreneur when you submit your claim to the Register.

If you were registered as an individual entrepreneur in Ukraine, the following information should be automatically integrated from Ukraine’s Unified State Register of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs. You should check to make sure this information is accurate and is included in your claim to the RD4U:

1. your individual tax identification number;
2. the date and place of registration;
3. whether your individual enterprise is in good standing, or whether it has been terminated;
4. the address where your individual enterprise is registered; and
5. a description of your individual enterprise’s activities.

Yes, you can.

You should submit one claim and include all information in that claim.

No, this is not required.

You should provide as much information as possible about the loss of individual enterprise, including:

1. a description and the date of the event that caused your loss;
2. a description of the loss of your individual enterprise, as set out in more detail in the next question; and
3. if applicable, the date you regained your individual enterprise.

This list is not exhaustive.

Some information will be drawn from Ukraine’s State Tax Service. In addition, you should provide as much evidence as necessary to establish the amount of your lost profits in Ukraine.

It is for you to decide what evidence to submit, but it should include evidence of the costs you would have incurred in order to earn the lost revenue, so that the overall amount of your lost profits can be assessed. Examples could include:

1. your financial accounts for the years before the loss;
2. contracts; and
3. tax records.

This list is not exhaustive.

Yes, you can submit a claim regardless of whether you have received financial or other assistance.