Taxpayers affected by recent unfavorable changes introduced under the Polish Deal (1.0 and 2.0) have been increasingly turning to proven solutions regarding personal income tax (PIT). In this context, the 50% tax deductible costs (TDC) have are becae more and more popular. Can everyone apply them? What conditions must be met to benefit from this tax preference?
Taxes in IT are often a complicated and complex issue, especially at the beginning of the year. Together with Agnieszka Myśliwczyk, we decided to shed some light on the issue of lump sum rates, the choice of form of taxation, leasings and those topics that affect you on a daily basis. We invite you to watch/listen to our conversation!
Recently, the tax office has accused a vastnumber of taxpayers of not having the right to apply 50% of tax-deductible costs in their PIT. This is done to the detriment of both employees and employers. Some employers began to shift the responsibility for 50% of the costs to employees. Is this acceptable? In the last articles Rzeczpospolita and Prawo.pl published a comment by Dr. Piotr Sekulski, who dispels these doubts. What should an employee absolutely watch out for?
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, the tax office has been accusing a large number of taxpayers of not having the right to apply 50% of tax-deductible costs. This is done to the detriment of both employees and employers. So how does the tax audit in 50% of tax-deductible costs looks like? Can taxpayers do something about it? The latest article in Gazeta Wyborcza published a comment by Piotr Sekulski, PhD provides insights to address these concerns. What should you absolutely pay attention to when applying this PIT tax relief?
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