CJEU judgment in the Xyrality case C-101/24 – Is the platform liable for VAT?
xyrality: CJEU ruling C-101/24 – is the platform liable for VAT? Analysis of Articles 28 and 9a, impact on platform models and pre-2015 settlements.
xyrality: CJEU ruling C-101/24 – is the platform liable for VAT? Analysis of Articles 28 and 9a, impact on platform models and pre-2015 settlements.
If you bought or sold cryptocurrencies (or, to use the formal term, virtual currencies) during the tax year, you will need to report either the income you earned or the costs you incurred in your annual PIT-38 return. The deadline for filing is April 30 of the following year. This requirement also applies if you…
Starting in 2026, new regulations on the automatic exchange of information regarding crypto-asset transactions will come into force across the European Union. These rules will introduce mandatory reporting obligations for a broad range of entities operating in the crypto sector – including platform operators, token issuers, wallet providers, crypto exchanges, and other companies facilitating the…
Family foundations have been part of the Polish legal system for over two years and have naturally become a popular tool for succession planning. As they gain traction, questions have arisen regarding the permissibility of accumulating and disposing of digital assets by family foundations, especially in light of their tax-advantaged status. In its tax ruling…
Cryptocurrencies are becoming an increasingly common means of settlement, including in financial transactions – such as lending or collateral. It is worth taking a look at what tax implications are associated with the use of cryptocurrencies in such situations. Lending in traditional currencies and taxation of PCC and VAT In accordance with a line of…
Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly popular in everyday business transactions, including as a means of payment in commercial relationships. While the tech community approaches this development with enthusiasm, tax authorities still appear to lack a full understanding of the nature of cryptocurrencies and their practical application in business. A ruling issued by the Director of the…
Entrepreneurs operating in the IT industry can benefit from a wide range of tax reliefs and preferences aimed at supporting innovation and technological development. It is not surprising that so many solutions are dedicated to this fast-growing industry, given its key role in creating cutting-edge solutions for companies. Among the most popular tax instruments available…
Virtual items, such as skins available in computer games, have become a popular subject of trade on the Internet. The sale of these goods, although seemingly unrealistic, is nevertheless subject to actual tax rules. In this post, we explain how to correctly settle the income from such sales. Sales as a business activity The sale…
Automation of tax processes using artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly common among businesses as well as tax authorities. Tax authorities are benefiting from the technological revolution From the perspective of tax authorities, AI first and foremost allows for more efficient analysis of the vast amounts of data received from taxpayers. This allows for faster…
In a tax ruling dated 16 September 2024, ref. 0111-KDIB1-2.4010.340.2024.1.BD, it has been ruled that the income of a family foundation from the sale of cryptocurrencies is not exempt from corporate income tax but is taxed at a corporate income tax rate of 25%. Story A family foundation wanted to invest its assets in cryptocurrencies.The…