Parking Space and PIT – Tax Implication

Parking Space and PIT – Tax Implication

Parking Space and PIT. Recently, new information has emerged regarding the taxation of parking spaces for PIT purposes. Does the amortization ban still apply? Do changes in property tax affect PIT costs? A recent article in Rzeczpospolita features commentary by Piotr Sekulski PhD, shedding light on these questions.

The full article, which provides valuable insights into tax implications for parking spaces, is available at this link.

tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD

“– Just like before 2025, parking spaces that are not separate real estate units cannot be amortized (…)”

tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD

“This is the correct position. For PIT/CIT purposes, parking spaces that constitute separate ownership are still classified as commercial real estate (…)“


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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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