Could a gift from Ukraine received from parents by a Ukrainian citizen living in Poland be subject to Polish personal income tax? Yes, but only in a specific set of circumstances. If the gift falls outside the scope of Polish inheritance and gift tax, while the recipient is a Polish tax resident, the tax authorities may treat the funds as income from other sources.
Gift and temporary stay in Poland – do you need to pay income tax (PIT)? Learn when a foreign gift is exempt from inheritance and gift tax but still subject to PIT for temporary residents. Avoid tax risks with our guide.
Foreign donation tax – this issue raises many questions among Polish citizens residing abroad. Under current regulations, receiving funds from a foreign donor may result in a tax obligation if certain conditions are met.
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.
Are the online donations taxed? Do they have to be reported to the tax office? When we do not pay gift tax. Recently, Rzeczpospolita published an article containing a comment by Piotr Sekulski, PhD regarding this issue.
Taxes in IT – all tax incentives should lead to achieving specific goals of the legislator. One of them should be to leave the technology produced by experts in Poland. Is it time to introduce qualified, more favorable than current tax incentives for the Polish IT industry? Our experts’ commentary on this issue was published in the latest article on Prawa.pl.
Recently, we have had a lot of inquiries about how to make a donation in the family? Is cash transfer allowed? When we will not pay gift tax? Therefore, Rzeczpospolita recently published an article containing a comment by Piotr Sekulski, PhD regarding the correct ways of making a donation.
The deadline for submitting PIT (annual tax return for 2022) is steadily approaching its end. Consequently, articles featuring commentary by Piotr Sekulski (PhD) on the issues that can arise during the annual PIT return submission and on the possibility of deducting donations in the annual return have recently surfaced.
May is the month when many parents are occupied with preparing for their children’s First Holy Communion. However, after the ceremony, questions often arise regarding the taxation of received gifts. In light of this, an article featuring insights from Dr. Piotr Sekulski delves into the connection between First Communion gifts and the gift tax.
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