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Due to the current situation in Ukraine, a number of companies have recently organized or made donations in cash or in kind for the long-suffering people on the ground. The wave of solidarity and willingness to help is enormous. The provision of these cash and non-cash assets can be claimed as tax-deductible under consideration of the legal requirements. The following is a brief explanation of the requirements that must be met in this regard.

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes. In order to provide support to the Ukrainian refugees as soon as possible, the EU Mass Influx Directive (EU Directive 2001/55/EC) was activated on 03.03.2022. This grants subjects a temporary residence permit, access to the labor market, social benefits, residential, medical care and educational opportunities.