Estonian CIT – announcement of changes in regulations The Ministry of Finance has published a draft amendment to the regulations governing income tax. One of the key areas of the amendment is Estonian CIT. The new regulations provide for both solutions that increase the tax burden and modifications that facilitate the application of a lump…
CIT 2026 on the horizon – get ready for changes On September 16, 2025, a draft bill amending the Personal Income Tax Act, the Corporate Income Tax Act, and certain other acts appeared on the Government Legislative Centrewebsite. In addition to extensive amendments to PIT, which we discuss in our other alert “Personal Income Tax…
Personal Income Tax in Focus – Upcoming Changes Announced by the Government A draft of amendments to the PIT, CIT, and other laws has been published on the RCL website. The aim of the proposed regulations is to further tighten the tax system in Poland. Below, we outline the key proposed amendments to PIT, which…
Upcoming challenges for non-employee forms of engagement and B2B contracts – draft bill extending the powers of PIP The Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy has published long-awaited a draft act expanding the powers of the National Labour Inspectorate [PIP]. Who will be affected? The new regulations will impact: entities engaging individuals under…
Simplified mergers are now clearly neutral for CIT purposes Amendment to the CIT Act within the framework of Energy Law changes On August 5, 2025, the Act amending the Energy Law and certain other acts clarified the Corporate Income Tax (CIT) regulations regarding mergers conducted under Article 515¹ of the Polish Commercial Companies Code. This…
The e-Invoicing Act (“KSeF 2.0”) published in the Journal of Laws The Act of August 5, 2025, amending the VAT Act and the so-called Act on the National e- Invoicing System (KSeF), introducing mandatory KSeF, was published on September 1, 2025, in the Journal of Laws of the Republic of Poland (item 1203) and is available…
Transfer pricing back in the spotlight. New presidential initiative could mean more audits A change in the Presidential Palace often signals a shift in economic and tax policy. This time, alongside the widely publicised proposal to introduce tax relief for families raising at least two children, the draft bill contains a provision that could significantly…
Ministry of Finance announces changes in the taxation of family foundations from 2026 On 8 August 2025, representatives from the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economy announced an increase in the taxation of family foundations. According to the Ministry’s declarations, the purpose of the proposed regulations is to limit the use of family…
GloBE – automatic exchange of information – first signatories of the multilateral agreement (GIR-MCAA) and other tools for handling GloBE. On 6 August 2024, a list of 14 signatories to the multilateral agreement on information exchange GloBE (GIR-MCAA, GloBE Information Return-Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement) was announced. The list includes several EU Member States (Austria, Belgium,…
Work on draft Unshell Directive on hold – member states prefer DAC6 changes The Unshell Directive (ATAD3) is about companies without significant activities. It was intended to set an EU standard for the minimum substance of companies to prevent tax avoidance. The DAC 6 in the other hand obliges different entities (e.g. tax advisers) including,…