Starting in 2025, a new classification for economic activities, known as PKD 2025, will come into effect. The aim of this update is to align the coding system with current market demands and rapidly evolving economic sectors. The change in PKD 2025 is an important step that business owners should consider in their planning.
Recently, more updates on tax audits have emerged. How long can they last? What should businesses be cautious about during verification processes? Does a completed audit guarantee safety for the taxpayer? A recent article in Rzeczpospolita features commentary by Piotr Sekulski PhD, shedding light on these questions.
Swiss franc loans settlements – new information has emerged regarding the tax implications of settlement agreements related to Swiss franc loans. Do all payments received under such agreements qualify for tax exemptions? What should you be cautious about when negotiating a settlement with a bank? How do tax authorities interpret the regulations? Recently, an article […]
Tax authorities are increasingly monitoring online sellers. This raises questions about how to correctly report taxation of online sales. How will the DAC7 directive impact sellers’ PIT filings? Recently, Rzeczpospolita published an article featuring commentary from Piotr Sekulski, PhD on this subject.
What taxation form should you choose when running a sole proprietorship in Poland? This is one of the most significant questions entrepreneurs face every year. The choice of taxation form directly impacts the personal income tax (PIT) entrepreneurs pay. What factors are decisive? What should you focus on?
The tax authorities are increasingly auditing online content creators. This raises questions about how to handle taxes on internet donations. Are these still considered gifts, or are they subject to personal income tax (PIT)? Recently, Rzeczpospolita published an article featuring commentary from Piotr Sekulski, PhD on this topic.
Lump-sum taxation has recently become a popular form of taxation in PIT settlement. Its appeal lies in its simplicity and lower tax rates. However, while lump-sum taxation has its advantages, it also has certain drawbacks that should not be overlooked.
Does your company provide services or manufacture products for U.S. entities? You must submit W-8BEN-E form – otherwise, you may end up paying (high!) taxes in the U.S. More and more Polish companies provide services or produce goods for U.S. clients. After the completion of a given order, American companies ask their Polish business partners to fill out Form W-8BEN-E. What is this form for, and why is it important to fill it out correctly?
Have your U.S. contractor requested you to submit W-8BEN form and you’re unsure why or how to complete it? Your concerns are completely understandable. Our clients – contractors for U.S. companies, as well as investors receiving dividends from U.S. companies – often ask for support in completing Form W-8BEN. Through this brief Q&A, we aim to address the most common questions on the subject.
It is common practice among car leasing companies to collect an upfront fee before delivering the vehicle. This is known as an invoice for ordered item. Can the lessee deduct this expense as a tax-deductible cost (KUP)?
IT Managers – Lump Sum Tax Rate of 8.5%, 12%, or 15%? 11 July 2024
Lump sum and online advertisements revenue 11 July 2024
Providing Services to a Company by a Board Member – is it Tax Optimization? 11 July 2024
Settlement of a low-value mandate contract 6 May 2024
The IP Box Relief – advance payments 26 July 2024
