CJEU: board member has the right to defend himself - another important judgment on joint and several liability

CJEU: board member has the right to defend himself – another important judgment on joint and several liability

On 30 April 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered another important judgment in Case C-278/24 (Genzyński) concerning the compatibility with EU law of the Polish rules on the joint and several liability of board members for company tax arrears. The CJEU ruled that the current regulations – while permissible under…

Removal from the VAT Register for Persistent Breach of Tax Obligations – position of the European Court of Justice

Removal from the VAT Register for Persistent Breach of Tax Obligations – position of the European Court of Justice

The removal of a Taxpayer from the VAT register results in serious consequences not only for the Taxpayers themselves but also for the Buyers of goods and service Recipients. Therefore, it is necessary to consider whether it is sufficient for the Tax Authorities merely to state that the Taxpayer does not meet the conditions required…

Chain transaction with third countries (export) - important judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court

Chain transaction with third countries (export) – important judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court

Chain transactions create plenty of difficulties for taxpayers in terms of determining their VAT implications. Currently, intra-Community transactions are less problematic, due to the regulation of these questions as part of the package of “quick fixes” changes introduced in 2020. Chain transactions involving the export of goods outside the EU still often remain problematic in…