Compensation for energy-intensive sectors – first Supreme Administrative Court ruling for CIT taxpayers

After a series of favorable rulings for CIT taxpayers by provincial administrative courts in cases concerning CIT exemptions for compensation granted to energy-intensive sectors, the Supreme Administrative Court [NSA] has issued a ruling with reference II FSK 397/24, which broke the previous line of jurisprudence. Previous case law In the judgments issued so far, provincial…

Not every company must tax its structures

With many taxpayers, the attitude persists that all structures owned by an entrepreneur are subject to property tax (PON). This may be the result of their experience with the tax authorities. Most often, tax authorities do not check whether a given structure is actually related to the entrepreneur’s business, which is the wrong approach. This…

What are the key elements for calculating ESG taxonomy results?

The ESG taxonomy is crucial for ESG reporting as it focuses on technical criteria that must be met for an entity’s activity to be considered environmentally sustainable. Taxonomic disclosures are based on three key performance indicators (KPIs), i.e., CapEx, OpEx, and turnover. The results for each indicator must be presented separately, showing the percentage share…

Minimum income tax returns

On January 1, 2024, the minimum corporate income tax provisions of Article 24ca of the CIT Law will begin to apply. Therefore, we are starting a series of publications in which we will introduce the assumptions of minimum income tax and indicate how to determine whether it will apply to a particular organization and, ultimately,…