Cal­cu­la­torpre­lim­i­nary cal­cu­la­tion

Court order debt: Kyiv region en­tre­pre­neur

Can you obtain a court order? Claim and fee checker

Choose the basis of your claim and filing method. The tool shows whether the claim falls into a covered cat­e­go­ry, whether the UAH 332,800 ceiling applies and the pos­si­ble fee. The court as­sess­es the ap­pli­ca­tion and doc­u­ments in­de­pen­dent­ly.

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Current
24 October 2026
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Check the claim before applying

For one civil claim under Article 161 of the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code. This is pre­lim­i­nary and does not es­tab­lish that the debt is undis­put­ed.

2026 rates. Do not use this result for a com­mer­cial case, com­bined claims or another cat­e­go­ry without re­view­ing the doc­u­ments.

Choose the legal basis, not merely the doc­u­ment name or debtor status.

The debtor-status re­stric­tion applies only to or­di­nary debt under a written con­tract.

For this cat­e­go­ry, the 2026 ceiling is 100 × 3,328 = UAH 332,800.

Application filing method

Preliminary conclusion

2026
This category may qualify for order proceedings

The claim appears in Article 161 of the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code. The court still as­sess­es its basis and ev­i­dence.

Estimated amount payable266,24 UAH
Paper rate
332,80 UAH
Coefficient
0,8
Standard rate
266,24 UAH
Contract claim ceiling
332 800,00 UAH

The court may refuse because of doc­u­ments, venue, lim­i­ta­tion periods, ap­pli­cant status or other Article 165 grounds. Check the chosen court's payment details before paying.

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How the preliminary check works

Article 161 of the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code has a closed list of claims. This tool covers wages, alimony in statu­to­ry forms, debt for listed ser­vices and certain con­trac­tu­al debt against an en­tre­pre­neur or legal entity. Other claims need sep­a­rate analy­sis.

The ceiling of 100 sub­sis­tence min­i­mums applies only to a claim under a written or elec­tron­ic con­tract under point 7 of Article 161 of the CPC. It is not a general ceiling for wages, alimony or debts for listed ser­vices.

The ap­pli­ca­tion fee is 0.1 of the working-age sub­sis­tence minimum on 1 January of the filing year. The 0.8 co­ef­fi­cient applies only to proper elec­tron­ic filing. The ex­emp­tion for alimony and wage ap­pli­ca­tions depends on the statu­to­ry claim cat­e­go­ry.

Methodology

Calculation methodology

Method­ol­o­gy

  1. Match a single claim to a covered Article 161 cat­e­go­ry.
  2. For or­di­nary written-con­tract debt, check debtor status and the UAH 332,800 ceiling; do not apply that test to other cat­e­gories.
  3. Cal­cu­late the stan­dard rate as 0.1 × UAH 3,328 and mul­ti­ply by 0.8 for elec­tron­ic filing; all amounts use integer kopecks.
  4. Show the statu­to­ry ex­emp­tion sep­a­rate­ly for qual­i­fy­ing alimony or accrued-wage ap­pli­ca­tions.
  5. Keep the as­sess­ment pre­lim­i­nary: the court reviews doc­u­ments, venue and refusal grounds.
Example

Example for Kyiv and the region

A private in­di­vid­ual in Kyiv has a written con­tract and doc­u­men­tary ev­i­dence of UAH 120,000 owed by an en­tre­pre­neur in Brovary. They plan to file through the Elec­tron­ic Court; venue must be de­ter­mined under the statu­to­ry rules.

  • Con­tract debt: UAH 120,000
  • Debtor: en­tre­pre­neur or legal entity
  • Filing method: elec­tron­ic
  • 2026 ceiling: UAH 332,800

UAH 120,000 does not exceed UAH 332,800. The stan­dard rate is UAH 332.80 × 0.8 = UAH 266.24 es­ti­mat­ed payable.

The example does not es­tab­lish that the debt is undis­put­ed, that ju­ris­dic­tion or venue is correct, or that the court ac­cept­ed the ap­pli­ca­tion.

Documents

Documents before filing

  • An ap­pli­ca­tion with party details, claim, facts and ev­i­dence list under Article 163 of the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code.
  • For con­trac­tu­al debt, a copy of the written or elec­tron­ic con­tract, cal­cu­la­tion and proof of non-per­for­mance.
  • Cred­i­tor account details and a doc­u­ment con­firm­ing the account or, for an in­di­vid­ual or en­tre­pre­neur without an account, the re­quired in­for­ma­tion and pre­ferred way to receive funds.
  • Proof of fee payment or statu­to­ry ex­emp­tion, and rep­re­sen­ta­tive au­thor­i­ty where needed.
  • Proof of the debtor's res­i­dence or lo­ca­tion to check venue.

Official sources

Prepared
The method­ol­o­gy was pre­pared by the website ed­i­to­r­i­al team based on of­fi­cial sources.
Checked
The cal­cu­la­tion has been re­viewed by a lawyer; no per­son­al data was pub­lished.
Important
The tool gives a pre­lim­i­nary as­sess­ment and does not replace review of the ap­pli­ca­tion and ev­i­dence.

Current as of . The cal­cu­la­tion is pre­lim­i­nary and depends on the doc­u­ments and cir­cum­stances.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Does every contractual debt qualify?

No. Point 7 of Article 161 of the CPC covers written or elec­tron­ic con­tract debt of no more than 100 sub­sis­tence min­i­mums claimed against an en­tre­pre­neur or legal entity. Certain ser­vices fall under a dif­fer­ent pro­vi­sion.

Is UAH 332,800 a ceiling for alimony or wages?

No. This ceiling applies only to the con­trac­tu­al claim under point 7 of Article 161 of the CPC.

When is the applicant exempt from the fee?

The law exempts ap­pli­cants for qual­i­fy­ing alimony and wage re­cov­ery claims. Verify your basis against Article 5 of the Law on Court Fees and your doc­u­ments.

Will the fee be returned if the court refuses?

Under Article 164 of the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code, the fee paid for a refused or can­celled order is not re­fund­ed; it can be cred­it­ed toward the fee for a later lawsuit.

How should I choose the court and payment details?

Check the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code's venue rules, the debtor's reg­is­tered res­i­dence or lo­ca­tion and any statu­to­ry al­ter­na­tives. Obtain payment details from the spe­cif­ic court's of­fi­cial page im­me­di­ate­ly before paying.

Free initial con­sul­ta­tion

Need your application reviewed before filing?

A lawyer can review the claim cat­e­go­ry, con­tract and ev­i­dence, venue and court payment details for a case in Kyiv or Kyiv Oblast.

  • the cal­cu­la­tor result can serve as a ref­er­ence for a con­ver­sa­tion
  • doc­u­ments, dead­lines, or con­tract terms may change the con­clu­sion
  • briefly de­scribe the cir­cum­stances in the form if needed