Diia opens business application submissions to Register of Damage for loss of property control in temporarily occupied territories
Ukrainian enterprises can now submit compensation claims to the international Register of Damage under category C3.2-"Loss of control over property located in temporarily occupied territories"-via the Diia portal.
The Ukrainian government has opened a new avenue for businesses affected by Russia's invasion to seek compensation through the international Register of Damage. The Diia portal now accepts submissions under category C3.2- Loss of control over property located in temporarily occupied territories. This category covers properties whose control was lost on or after February 24, 2022, due to Russia's invasion.
Applications can also be made for properties that were previously in a temporarily occupied territory but regained control after liberation.
Only authorized individuals, such as the company's head or a designated representative, can submit the applications via the Digital Powers service. The claim can be for the property's value, loss of profit, or total loss of business. The Register of Damage includes any tangible asset, which is any object with value. Additionally, the international Register of Damage has introduced a new category A3.4- Loss of Remunerated Employment, allowing individuals to claim compensation for the loss of income from jobs or self-employment.
The Register of Damage was established to collect claims for damage, loss, or injury resulting from Russia's invasion, starting from February 24, 2022. The service is managed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Ministry of Justice.
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