WE PUBLISH: real estate tax and business activity

WE PUBLISH: real estate tax and business activity

In connection with the recent judgments regarding tax on real estate used by entrepreneurs, Rzeczpospolita published a comment by Piotr Sekulski, PhD. This article raises the issue of tax on real estate “occupied” for business purposes. Do entrepreneurs running a home-based business have to pay high real estate tax or can they sleep peacefully?

In the article available at this link you will find a lot of interesting information about real estate taxation and business activity.

tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD

” Doubts in this matter arose after a ruling unfavorable for taxpayers regarding entrepreneurs who settle apartment rentals with a company. – The judgments show that you have to pay higher real estate tax on apartments rented for business purposes (…).

(…) If one room is designated for business activity, e.g. a beauty salon (and no longer serves residential purposes), we only pay tax on it at a higher rate. Other rooms are taxed more favorably (…). The regulations do not make the possibility of settling costs dependent on the real estate tax rate. The decisive factor is whether we actually run a business in the apartment (…)


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About dr Piotr Sekulski

My name is Piotr Sekulski. I am a Polish tax advisor no. 13740, Doctor of Law from the Jagiellonian University and founder of Outsourced.pl. I specialize in tax advisory for the IT sector, shareholders, startup founders, technology companies, B2B contractors and internationally mobile individuals. I support clients in matters concerning lump-sum taxation, PIT, CIT, WHT, Polish tax residency, RSU/ESOP taxation, R&D relief, IP Box and 50% tax-deductible costs. I gained professional experience in reputable tax advisory firms and, as a tax advisor, have participated in several hundred tax projects for the IT, new technologies and creative sectors.

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