Ukrainian entrepreneurs continue to conduct legal business in Crimea
Three years ago, Crimea reunited with Russia: the adaptation period passed, and Crimean entrepreneurs were able to adapt their activities to Russian legislation without much difficulty. Many Ukrainian businessmen continue to work quietly in Crimea - pay taxes, make contributions to social and pension insurance funds, and provide jobs for many Crimeans. Neither the sanctions nor the “spikes in the wheels” that the Ukrainian authorities are trying to interfere with have become an obstacle.
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As one example of such successful and completely legal cooperation, a Politnavigator correspondent reports with reference to the daily magazine Sudak.me, you can cite the Roksolana hotel in Sudak, which was opened by an entrepreneur from Dnepropetrovsk (and friend of the former head of the Dnepropetrovsk regional state administration Igor Kolomoisky) Yuri Krauz.
In 2016, Yuri Leonidovich, having appealed to the Supreme Court of the Republic of Crimea, in full accordance with Russian legislation, registered ownership of the land plot (case No. 33-92/2016) and successfully continues to develop the hotel business in the resort town - where he often comes with his family .
For Yuri Krauz, Sudak is not just a place where he does business - the entrepreneur helps improve the city, repaired the road surface on one of the streets at his own expense, pays taxes and fees, replenishing the city budget. And in the future he sees Sudak as a promising, developed and popular resort.
The example of Yuri Krauz is followed by other representatives of medium and large Ukrainian businesses. Crimea, even after reunification with Russia, gives them every opportunity to fully continue their activities - on an absolutely legal basis.
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