The CJEU has once again clarified how to qualify new electromobility-related transactions on the basis of rather general and somewhat old tax rules. Again it was confirmed that the supply of electricity for the purposes of charging an electric vehicle at a charging point forming part of a public network of such points constitutes a…
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…
Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in interest in ESG topics. This is due to two reasons: the increase in stakeholder interest in off-balance sheet activities and the extension of the ESG reporting obligation (so far, the ESG issue in Poland concerned about 150 entities, but due to the change in the rules, from…
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…
This year, when selling food or beverages in single-use packaging to consumers, a SUP fee they must be charged (PLN 0.20 or 0.25). The new obligation has come as a surprise to many businesses, as there is no guidance from the Ministry of Climate or the Ministry of Finance. For instance, it is not entirely…