Trends in the development of corporate legislation of Ukraine at the present stage of state formation[Tendances dans le développement de droit des societes d'Ukraine au présent stade de la formation de l'État]

Unfortunately, the state of development of corporate legislation of Ukraine leaves much to be desired. Despite the intensification of the legislative process in Ukraine in this area, we cannot say with certainty that numerous changes in the regulatory array have a reasonable basis. Among the conditions is the situational nature of changes, its haphazardity, the political commitment of the rulemaking process, which is due to the possibility of obtaining economic preferences from the budget at the expense of the integrity of many stable legal constructions used in the field of human privacy. All this creates a "bizarre kaleidoscope" of legislative contradictions, which destroys not only the theory of civil law, but it impedes effective enforcement. Trends in the development of corporate legislation of Ukraine at the present stage of state formation. The above shows that Ukraine's corporate legislation requires significant reform. The issue of Ukraine's international obligations established by the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the European Union of Atomic Energy (2014) is especially acute. Analysis of the dynamics of the development of corporate legislation of Ukraine in the periodization of 2000 - 2022 reveals the tendencies of overcoming the negative consequences of "chaos of disoriented norm -making", which is one of the challenges of the time facing our country today. Among these, we define the following: (1) unification of corporate legislation of Ukraine; (2) coordination of corporate legislation of Ukraine; (3) differentiation of corporate legislation of Ukraine; (4) ensuring the interests of the participants of the corporation; (5) digitalization of corporate legislation of Ukraine; (6) stimulating the social responsibility of the corporation; (7) harmonization of corporate legislation with EU law.