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53 measures, in our opinion, will have a positive impact on the revival of business activity of the population, contribute to the development of healthy competition, a sustainable trajectory of the state's economic development, and strengthening its financial potential. The work of the entire public finance management system of the country should be aimed at the successful performance of its functions, including the development of financial infrastructure. This will shorten the decision-making period and prevent inconsistencies that often complicate the decision-making process with its supporting component. Public finances must be harmoniously combined in the holistic architecture of the financial sector, be consistent with its constituent elements, operate within the clearly defined legislative framework of financial institutions, and not contradict, but rather complement the system for the purpose of its effective, harmonious functioning for the high-quality fulfillment of the tasks set. It is necessary to draw the right conclusions from the "experience gained" in managing the public finance system during martial law, in particular, to introduce financial levers to increase labor productivity, promote the efficiency of management and the effectiveness of the use of budget funds. It is necessary to strengthen the national currency - the hryvnia, to fill budgets of all levels with finances, which will certainly have a positive impact on the stability of the financial system. To limit the share of the shadow sector in the structure of the national economy. It is also advisable to intensify and improve the state debt policy in order to stop the negative impact of state debt on the monetary system, the development of small and medium- sized businesses. A significant problem in the efficiency of the functioning of the public finance system, which affects the stability of the financial system during the war, was the state's external debt dependence. Therefore, the most urgent issue for the state now should be the recovery and stabilization of these systems by reducing the debt burden.