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General interpretation by the Ministry of Finance: how to understand the CJEU rulings on joint and several liability?
On 29 August 2025, the Minister of Finance and Economy issued a general interpretation regarding the practical application of the Tax Ordinance (Ordynacja podatkowa) concerning the liability of management board members. This interpretation responds to questions raised after the Court...
The e-Invoicing Act (“KSeF 2.0”) published in the Journal of Laws
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...
Application of Guidelines to payments to investment funds
The tax Guidelines published by the Ministry of Finance concerning the application of the so-called beneficial owner clause for withholding tax purposes (hereinafter: Guidelines) are intended to clarify the rules for applying this clause in the context of the withholding tax collection...
MDDP advised Ghelamco on the sale of the VIBE building
MDDP advised Ghelamco on the sale of the VIBE building  Experts from MDDP Michalik Dłuska Dziedzic i Partnerzy provided tax advisory services to Ghelamco on the sale of the VIBE building to Manova Partners. The transaction, one of the largest office deals in the CEE region in 2025,...
Excise duty on alcohol used in biocidal products – judgment and implications for the industry
The Voivodship Administrative Court in Gliwice, in a non-final judgment (ref. III SA/Gl 895/24), upheld the position of the tax authorities and ruled that disinfectant liquid is subject to excise duty. Why is excise duty on biocidal alcohol controversial? Recently, excise duty on...
Simple joint-stock company and income tax – what do you need to know?
Since 2021, it has been possible to conduct business activity in the form of a simple joint-stock company (PSA). The PSA was intended to address the challenges of the modern economy – no barriers to entry, simplified profit distribution and faster liquidation, in short – the ideal...
Estonian CIT versus the decision on support in the Polish Investment Zone – the latest interpretation by the Director of the National Tax Information Service and its significance for entrepreneurs
For many entrepreneurs, Estonian CIT means an opportunity for simplified settlements and greater financial liquidity, but at the same time – a number of conditions to be met. One of them is the prohibition of combining Estonian CIT with the privileges resulting from the decision on...
Estonian CIT and the employment condition – tax authorities versus the Supreme Administrative Court
Several weeks ago, this blog provided commentary on the Supreme Administrative Court ruling of 15 May 2025 (ref.). II FSK 163/25 [1] provided a clear definition of the interpretation of the employment condition in Estonian CIT. The Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the requirement...
Practical significance of the explanations of 3 July 2025 concerning WHT in relation to the LTA concept
The tax explanations concerning the application of the beneficial owner (BO) clause significantly clarify and, we hope, will facilitate the application of the look-through approach (LTA). The application of the LTA may prove crucial for international capital groups where WHT-taxable...
TPR Profitability – analysis, challenges and finalisation of data for transfer pricing purposes
TPR (Transfer Pricing Report) is a key obligation for taxpayers carrying out transactions with related entities. Its purpose is to provide the tax authorities with essential information about transactions, including the reported profitability. TPR reporting is not merely a formality...
Re-invoicing or Reimbursement of Costs Without VAT? The Latest Supreme Administrative Court Ruling
In business practice, situations frequently arise in which one entity incurs the cost of a service or goods and subsequently passes it on to another entity. A classic example is the so-called re-invoice – i.e., the resale of a service without adding one’s own margin, usually “at cost.”...
Climate justice in Hague. Has the UN Court opened the path to reparations?
On 23 July 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued an advisory opinion concerning the obligations of states with regard to climate protection. This case originated from an initiative by students from the Pacific Island Students Fighting Climate Change, who demanded actions...
The concept of shared personal and asset substance in the new WHT Explanations
The latest explanations issued by the Ministry of Finance on 3 July 2025 regarding withholding tax (hereinafter: the WHT Explanations) clarifies that an entity may be recognised as the beneficial owner of a payment even if it relies on the so-called shared personal and asset substance,...
Transfer pricing back in the spotlight. New presidential initiative could mean more audits
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...
New draft amendment to the Tax Ordinance – key changes and implications for taxpayers
On 4 August 2025, the Ministry of Finance published a new draft amendment to the Tax Ordinance. This continues the work on changes to tax regulations that began in March 2025. What changes to the Tax Ordinance does the latest draft amendment provide? We have selected some of the most...