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A new regulation in Poland explained: family foundations and their taxation
The purpose of a family foundation, which is a new structure for Poland, is to accumulate wealth and manage it in the interest of the beneficiaries. As a rule, a foundation is exempt from corporate income tax (CIT) unless it carries on business which is not allowed. In that case,...
Taxing shifted profits – how to tackle the new challenge in Poland
The new tax on shifted profits has been implemented via the Polish CIT Act from January 1 2022. Since this tax is settled on annual basis, the upcoming deadline for the annual CIT return would be also the first date in which taxpayers will face the new challenge. As a rule, the statutory...
Is conversion of shopping centres a remedy for the housing shortage?
The slowdown in housing investments observed recently, and the influx of refugees caused by the ongoing war in Ukraine have increased an already large hole in the Polish housing market. Among many solutions, the conversion of shopping centres into residential buildings is considered. Demolition...
Mandatory e-invoicing in Poland postponed till July 2024
A European Council derogation decision allowed Poland to introduce a mandatory e-invoicing system starting from January 1 2024 and draft regulation stated this date. However, according to the latest announcements from the Ministry of Finance, it will be postponed to July 1 2024. The...
Simplified import procedure from Ukraine to the EU. How does it work?
VAT taxpayers importing goods into the EU can use the simplified import VAT procedure. This is a cashless procedure for paying VAT on imports. Whether you want to import goods into the EU from Ukraine or from another country outside the EU, it is useful to know which option is the...
New rules surrounding the Polish Investment Zone
From January 1 2023 there are new rules on regional investment state aid in the Polish Investment Zone. The Polish Investment Zone provides corporate income tax exemption in return for investment in specific regions. It applies to all types of taxpayers, such as individuals, partnerships,...
Enhanced tax exemptions for holding companies in Poland
With 2023 comes numerous changes to improve the availability and operation of the Polish holding company model. It is worth remembering that the capital gains tax exemption for holding companies was introduced into Polish tax law under the so-called Polish holding model as of January...
Green taxes in the fight against climate change
There is a perception that the only meaningful achievement of this year’s COP27 summit is the agreement to set up a ‘loss and damage’ fund to cover the losses of developing countries caused by climate change-related disasters. Beyond this, no agreements were made that would take the...
Customs of the future
WTO looks dedicated to the idea of customs reform, recognizing jointly all the main current global challenges (the Covid-19 pandemic, the climate crisis, increased geopolitical tensions and threats to global food security) with the term “policrysis”. ___ Download the full article:...
9 key Polish corporate income tax changes for 2023
In January 2023, an amendment to the Polish Corporate Income Tax Act will come into force. Pro-fiscal changes as well as solutions that are favourable for taxpayers will be introduced, making certain tax instruments more challenging and some more attractive. #MORE on the topic of...
Poland: Last call for taxpayers in Poland to review ATAD 2
Poland has implemented European Council Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (ATAD 2) by introducing anti-hybrid provisions into its domestic law. The provisions apply starting from January 2021 and the taxpayers should take them into account in their 2021 CIT settlements and onwards. The...
Keep your arm’s-length distance – how to meet Polish TP obligations
Multinational companies that are familiar with transfer pricing (TP) issues in their countries might raise their eyebrows over the kinds of transactions that are subject to the arm’s-length rule in Poland. Usually, TP regulations apply to service, goods, and financial transactions...
Tax changes related to employment in Poland from the payer’s perspective
New regulations that have significantly changed the Polish tax system for the second time in 2022 came into force on July 1. The tax amendment, the so-called Polish Deal 2.0, modifies the personal income tax (PIT) regulations introduced on January 1 2022.#MORE on the topic of hybrid...
The absurdity of Polish TP obligations covering transactions with third parties
Participating in public consultations pays off! Eighteen months after the regulations came into force, the Ministry of Finance repealed the provisions on indirect tax haven transactions. Importantly, the obligations have also been cancelled for 2021. However, it should be remembered...
Entrepreneurs benefiting from low lump-sum taxation in Poland
The Personal Income Tax Act defines business activity (BA) as a gainful activity conducted on one’s own behalf, irrespective of results, in an organised and continuous manner, from which the revenues are not attributed to other revenues from other sources, such as an employment relationship,...
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A new regulation in Poland explained: family foundations and their taxation
The purpose of a family foundation, which is a new structure for Poland, is to accumulate wealth and manage it in the interest of the beneficiaries. As a rule, a foundation is exempt from corporate income tax (CIT) unless it carries on business which is not allowed. In that case,...
Taxing shifted profits – how to tackle the new challenge in Poland
The new tax on shifted profits has been implemented via the Polish CIT Act from January 1 2022. Since this tax is settled on annual basis, the upcoming deadline for the annual CIT return would be also the first date in which taxpayers will face the new challenge. As a rule, the statutory...
Is conversion of shopping centres a remedy for the housing shortage?
The slowdown in housing investments observed recently, and the influx of refugees caused by the ongoing war in Ukraine have increased an already large hole in the Polish housing market. Among many solutions, the conversion of shopping centres into residential buildings is considered. Demolition...
Mandatory e-invoicing in Poland postponed till July 2024
A European Council derogation decision allowed Poland to introduce a mandatory e-invoicing system starting from January 1 2024 and draft regulation stated this date. However, according to the latest announcements from the Ministry of Finance, it will be postponed to July 1 2024. The...
Simplified import procedure from Ukraine to the EU. How does it work?
VAT taxpayers importing goods into the EU can use the simplified import VAT procedure. This is a cashless procedure for paying VAT on imports. Whether you want to import goods into the EU from Ukraine or from another country outside the EU, it is useful to know which option is the...
New rules surrounding the Polish Investment Zone
From January 1 2023 there are new rules on regional investment state aid in the Polish Investment Zone. The Polish Investment Zone provides corporate income tax exemption in return for investment in specific regions. It applies to all types of taxpayers, such as individuals, partnerships,...
Enhanced tax exemptions for holding companies in Poland
With 2023 comes numerous changes to improve the availability and operation of the Polish holding company model. It is worth remembering that the capital gains tax exemption for holding companies was introduced into Polish tax law under the so-called Polish holding model as of January...
Green taxes in the fight against climate change
There is a perception that the only meaningful achievement of this year’s COP27 summit is the agreement to set up a ‘loss and damage’ fund to cover the losses of developing countries caused by climate change-related disasters. Beyond this, no agreements were made that would take the...
Customs of the future
WTO looks dedicated to the idea of customs reform, recognizing jointly all the main current global challenges (the Covid-19 pandemic, the climate crisis, increased geopolitical tensions and threats to global food security) with the term “policrysis”. ___ Download the full article:...
9 key Polish corporate income tax changes for 2023
In January 2023, an amendment to the Polish Corporate Income Tax Act will come into force. Pro-fiscal changes as well as solutions that are favourable for taxpayers will be introduced, making certain tax instruments more challenging and some more attractive. #MORE on the topic of...
Poland: Last call for taxpayers in Poland to review ATAD 2
Poland has implemented European Council Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (ATAD 2) by introducing anti-hybrid provisions into its domestic law. The provisions apply starting from January 2021 and the taxpayers should take them into account in their 2021 CIT settlements and onwards. The...
Keep your arm’s-length distance – how to meet Polish TP obligations
Multinational companies that are familiar with transfer pricing (TP) issues in their countries might raise their eyebrows over the kinds of transactions that are subject to the arm’s-length rule in Poland. Usually, TP regulations apply to service, goods, and financial transactions...
Tax changes related to employment in Poland from the payer’s perspective
New regulations that have significantly changed the Polish tax system for the second time in 2022 came into force on July 1. The tax amendment, the so-called Polish Deal 2.0, modifies the personal income tax (PIT) regulations introduced on January 1 2022.#MORE on the topic of hybrid...
The absurdity of Polish TP obligations covering transactions with third parties
Participating in public consultations pays off! Eighteen months after the regulations came into force, the Ministry of Finance repealed the provisions on indirect tax haven transactions. Importantly, the obligations have also been cancelled for 2021. However, it should be remembered...
Entrepreneurs benefiting from low lump-sum taxation in Poland
The Personal Income Tax Act defines business activity (BA) as a gainful activity conducted on one’s own behalf, irrespective of results, in an organised and continuous manner, from which the revenues are not attributed to other revenues from other sources, such as an employment relationship,...
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