Administrative Court of Cassation of Ukraine, Supreme Court division in Kyiv, Ukraine

The Administrative Court of Cassation occupies a multi-storey building on Anishchenka Street in Kyiv, with a yellow-orange facade crossed by white bands and pilasters, a grey lower storey, and tall white-framed windows, some grouped in threes. It is a chamber of the Supreme Court and reviews administrative cases in cassation, with separate chambers for taxes, social rights, and electoral matters.

The court was established on December 15, 2017, marking a major step in reforming Ukraine's administrative justice system. This creation of a new top-level authority fundamentally reorganized how administrative disputes are handled nationwide.

The court's name appears on a white sign reading "ВУЛИЦЯ АНІЩЕНКА ANISHCHENKA ST" beside a black arrow, mounted on the yellow-orange facade of its building. The court operates through separate chambers for taxes, social rights, and electoral or referendum disputes, as required by the 2016 Law on the Judiciary. Its secretariat is headed by a deputy head of the Supreme Court's apparatus.

The court sits at 8 Moskovska Street, building 5, in Kyiv's Pechersk district, at the address inherited from the Higher Administrative Court. It is a working courthouse, so entry is controlled and public observation is limited; the street sign 'ANISHCHENKA ST' on the yellow-orange facade marks the corner. Hearings are held on weekdays.

The court was created on 15 December 2017 on the material and technical base of the Higher Administrative Court of Ukraine, which ceased procedural activity that day. It inherited nearly 37,000 unresolved cases and materials, yet is in no way the legal successor of the abolished court.