The due date for Polish minimum CIT is fast approaching Polish minimum corporate income tax (CIT) is a complex issue, which applies to numerous entities with Polish tax residency and domestic tax capital groups. Firms subject to this tax are those which during the given tax year incurred a loss or achieved a profitability ratio…
Sustainability report assurance – general principles The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) sets out the requirements concerning sustainability reports and their assurance. According to the directive, it will be a responsibility of the certified auditors. In order to allow the implementation of the provisions into Polish law, some amendments had to be done, primarily to…
Key tax novelties and challenges for businesses in 2025 Year 2025 will bring several significant tax reforms in Poland, starting on January 1. Businesses have to prepare for these changes, along with any additional modifications that might be announced or enacted during the year. Furthermore, 2025 will be the first year requiring the application of…
Customs clearance in Poland: the top three risks Being a member of the European Union Poland has to follow the Union Customs Code (UCC), which at the basic level unifies the customs operations across all member states. However, in order to prevent costly penalties for not fulfilling the local requirements, it is important to navigate…
Support for Polish flood relief efforts: CIT, PIT, and VAT provisions In September 2024 severe floods struck Poland, which have caused significant losses for some businesses. This natural disaster prompted significant relief efforts from other entrepreneurs and individuals. In response, the government introduced temporary tax measures, aiming to support those rallying to support the victims…
Polish tax authorities’ approach to TP adjustments: hope for change? While conducting intragroup transactions, the application of transfer pricing adjustments is a common practice globally, especially among multinational groups. The guidelines published by OECD stress their main purpose, which is to appropriately remunerate individual entities based on their activities and the risks they incur, as…
Recent developments in Polish tax exemption for foreign investment funds Piotr Paśko and Tomasz Janik of MDDP say that while application of the tax exemption has historically been challenging, foreign investment vehicles stand to benefit as a more favourable environment appears to be emerging. The Polish Corporate Income Tax Act provides for an…
First draft of GloBE implementation act submitted in Poland Council Directive (EU) 2022/2523 of 15 December 2022 seeks to ensure a global minimum level of taxation for multinational enterprise groups and large-scale domestic groups in the Union. The Polish Ministry of Finance has published for consultation a draft of an act implementing into Polish…
Greater tax certainty for investors in Poland Poland has been an attractive place for foreign direct investment for years. It has become one of the main locations for outsourcing financial functions for corporations around the world. And its location between the East and the West, in a complicated geopolitical situation and supply chain disruptions, makes…
Brexit has made us busy. Why? While it may have been sold by some as a way of cutting red tape, Britain’s exit from the single market has presented numerous new rules for exports and imports. This has led to an increased demand for lawyers and customs agents to help confused businesses navigate…