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Loans transferred from Poland to a German subsidiary are subject to civil law transaction tax (PCC) – Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) ruling
The issue of cross-border loans being subject to civil law transaction tax raises many questions, especially when the funds are transferred in non-cash form and the parties to the agreement are based in different countries. In such situations, it is essential to determine whether the subject of the agreement is... Read More →
Benefits for B2B contractors in Poland and tax-deductible costs – DKIS interpretation
The labour market in Poland is changing dynamically. An increasing number of specialists are deciding to work in the B2B model, establishing sole proprietorships and providing services to Polish companies. Competition for the best experts means that companies – as in the case of full-time employees – offer them a... Read More →
Hiring remote employees from Poland by foreign companies – when does a permanent establishment arise?
Hiring employees based in Poland to work remotely is a common practice among foreign companies, especially in sectors such as IT, finance or consulting. However, this form of cooperation may lead to significant tax implications in Poland – including the risk of triggering a permanent establishment. In practice, this means... Read More →
Poland’s economic growth gathers momentum – Q1 2025 analysis
The Polish economy enters 2025 with noticeable momentum. Data published by Statistics Poland (GUS) for the first quarter of the year indicate a steady recovery in economic activity after a period of uncertainty and cautious investment behavior. The recorded economic growth confirms that the Polish economy is returning to a... Read More →
Pay transparency from December 2025 – new obligations for employers in Poland
On 23 June 2025, an Act amending the Polish Labour Code was published in the Journal of Laws. It introduces the EU Pay Transparency Directive to a limited extent. The new provisions will come into force on 24 December 2025, which means that employers in Poland have limited time to... Read More →
Company accounting policy in Poland – what is it, how to prepare it, and why is it important?
An accounting policy is not just a formal requirement. It is the foundation on which a company’s entire financial reporting is built. A well-defined and consistently applied accounting policy enhances transparency, supports compliance with regulations, and builds trust among investors, business partners, and financial institutions. What is an accounting policy?... Read More →
KSeF and foreign contractors – problems with the definition of “fixed establishment” and implications for businesses
The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF), which is set to become mandatory in 2026, will not be limited to companies headquartered in Poland. The regulations will also apply to foreign entities operating in Poland through what is referred to as a fixed establishment (FE). Although the legal construction of the provision... Read More →
IMF forecast – Poland to overtake Japan, Spain and Israel in GDP per capita by 2030
According to the latest forecast by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), by 2030 Poland will surpass four developed countries in terms of GDP per capita (PPP): Israel, Spain, New Zealand, and Japan. In the 1990s, Poland was among the poorest countries in Europe. Today, thanks to stable growth and consistent... Read More →
Register company in Poland – which legal form of business activity should you choose?
Choosing the right legal form of running a business when registering a company in Poland is a key decision for any entrepreneur, especially for foreigners looking to establish their business. This choice significantly affects how the business operates, the liability for obligations, taxation methods, and accounting responsibilities. Therefore, it is... Read More →
Landmark CJEU ruling – is this the end of imposing long payment terms?
The CJEU sets boundaries in B2B relationships: payment terms exceeding 60 days must be genuinely agreed upon by both parties. This new ruling serves as a significant guideline for companies entering into tender agreements, adhesion contracts, or dealings with major contractors. In its latest judgment, the Court of Justice of... Read More →
