More about the category: Accounting & Bookkeeping in Poland

Digital accounting – going paperless as a source of competitive advantage for companies

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Date22 May 2025
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Digital accounting is no longer a choice – it is becoming a necessity for companies that want to operate faster, more securely, and more consciously. Clinging to paper documents, manual data entry and archive binders increasingly means risk: slower operations, higher costs, and loss of competitive advantage. Implementing modern digital...
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Full accounting in Poland vs. simplified accounting – obligations, differences and practical implications for businesses

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Date15 May 2025
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The rules for maintaining accounting records in Poland are strictly defined by legal regulations, primarily the Polish Accounting Act of 29 September 1994, and the Personal Income Tax Act (PIT Act). Depending on the scale of activity, legal form, and level of revenue, entrepreneurs in Poland may apply simplified accounting...
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Switching to Estonian CIT in Poland requires timeliness – even a minor delay may disqualify a taxpayer

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Date15 Apr 2025
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Estonian CIT is a preferential corporate tax regime available in Poland, offering a simplified way to settle accounts with the tax office and reduce accounting obligations. Its benefits are substantial — tax deferral on reinvested profits, fewer formalities, and improved liquidity.However, switching to this regime requires strict compliance with formal...
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Modern financial controlling – why is it worth investing in?

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Date04 Apr 2025
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Today’s business environment requires precise decisions based on reliable data, not just intuition. The lack of hard data and systematic analysis leads directly to inefficient financial management. Financial controlling enables companies to make informed decisions based on concrete information, resulting in cost optimisation, increased profitability, and long-term stability. What are...
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Application of the split payment mechanism in Poland extended until 2028 – what does this mean for taxpayers?

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Date05 Mar 2025
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Poland has long been one of the few countries in the European Union that applies the mandatory split payment mechanism (in Polish: mechanizm podzielonej płatności; MPP) in VAT settlements. This solution, which initially sparked a great deal of controversy, has proven to be an effective tool in combating tax fraud....
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