Ukraine will compensate Polish entrepreneurs who worked in Ukrainian free economic zones for the losses they incurred as a result of the abolition of privileges in the FEZs. This was stated by Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko during a break in a government meeting on Saturday, reports IA "Novyny - Ukraina". \n \nAccording to Tymoshenko, "some Polish entrepreneurs who worked in free economic zones will come to Kyiv" at her invitation. "Together with the Ministry of Economy, with me, and the Ministry of Finance, we are working out this issue: what the Ukrainian authorities can do to compensate them (Polish entrepreneurs - ed.) for the losses that they believe they have incurred, but to compensate without violating the equality of other entities," Tymoshenko reported. She noted that she is "ready to create extremely comfortable conditions for investments by Polish enterprises so that they come and work in Ukraine." \n \n"We are ready to accompany these projects within the framework of current legislation, to simplify all bureaucratic procedures, and we are ready to open both doors and windows and literally lay out carpet paths for them so that they come to Ukraine," said the head of government. "The only condition that the authorities have is to pay taxes. Paying taxes is precisely what the Ukrainian state needs from the rapid development of the economy. Plus the creation of jobs," she added. \n \nIn her opinion, "all entrepreneurs must work under equal tax conditions. Everyone must pay taxes equally. For some, more favorable conditions cannot be created, and for others, less favorable conditions, because then equality of competition is violated." \n \nEleven special (free) economic zones (FEZs) and nine territories of priority development (TPDs) are registered in the territory of Ukraine. Tax and customs privileges for Ukrainian FEZs were abolished in March 2005 after the Verkhovna Rada adopted amendments to the 2005 State Budget.