• The government’s new economic strategy
• Financial reporting during martial law
• Business returns to work, but abbreviated states
• Reuse of wood
• Furniture is sold again in Bucha

All that happened over the past week in Ukraine and around the world and what is relevant and interesting for the furniture maker, read in our digests :

1. The Cabinet of Ministers is launching a new economic strategy, which will operate in conditions of war and should help the economy to survive and become the foundation for post-war recovery. It is reported that total language it’s about eight programs aimed at creating _ workers places through n support business, government procurement, construction, lending and employment unemployed.

” It simply came to our notice then also irreversible grant help for small and medium business support Ukrainian manufacturers, construction new infrastructure,” – said Prime Minister Denis Shmygal.

2. The Cabinet of Ministers amended the Procedure for Submission of Financial Statements, which regulates the issue of deadlines for submission of financial statements by enterprises that did not submit interim, annual reports within the prescribed time limits during martial law.

In particular, it is noted that according to this decision, such enterprises must submit the relevant reports within three months after the termination or abolition of martial law.

These changes also regulate the issue of the peculiarities of the inventory of property by enterprises located on temporarily occupied territory and/or c areas of hostilities, inform to the Ministry of Finance. Managers of such enterprises will be able to quickly make decisions on conducting an inventory of separately identified property in case of discovery of the facts of its theft or deterioration.

3. In the background full-scale military intrusion of russia on the territory Of Ukraine business gradually returns to work. Only 17 % of companies not working yet. But the deteriorating situation with payment wages, so 12% of entrepreneurs were forced to dismiss employees. So y May this figure from fig (in March-April it was 8 and 9%, respectively).

4. Rising raw material prices and rising production costs threaten Poland’s furniture industry, which significantly stimulates Polish exports. Salvation for the Polish furniture, as well as for the environment, can become rules, thanks to which can be reused wood after consumption. Introducing such rules was called for by the Polish government Chamber of Commerce and Industry furniture.

5. On June 1, the JYSK furniture store also resumed operations in Bucha, which became a newsletter. return of this long-suffering city to a normal life.

For the first time, the store was opened on December 16, 2021, in a new concept interior. Unfortunately, during the Russian intrusion object was fully looted, goods were exported, and machinery and equipment were damaged. Were damaged _ and glass facades, broken the door. General losses of the store in Bucha made up almost eight million hryvnias. Also fully destroyed another JYSK store is in Gostoml. _

Teams in both stores actively worked on the reconstruction locations ” JYSK ” in Bucha, collecting furniture, and restoring the decor. Despite current difficulty with logistics and supply, the store is 100% restored.