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Can employee meals be a tax deductible costs?
Providing employees with free meals has been one of the most popular employee benefits in recent years. Most often companies offer their employees breakfast, lunch or fruits, but other meals are also popular in the offers of entrepreneurs. Can the purchase of food products for employees and contractors be a...
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When can a general partner deduct limited partnership tax (CIT) from PIT?
From 1 January 2021 Polish limited partnerships are obliged to settle CIT. For owners of such companies it means double settlement of income tax: first they will pay CIT of the company, and then PIT on settling their own income. Despite the fact that for general partners the legislator provided...
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Tax on gifts for employees offered during special occasions
Giving small gifts to employees on special occasions is now a standard practice in many companies. Employers more and more often give gifts to their employees on the occasion of their birthday, name day, wedding or birth of a child. Should such a gift be included in the employee’s income...
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New taxation rules for limited partnerships in Poland
As of 2021 limited partnerships having their registered office in the territory of the Republic of Poland have become taxpayers of corporate income tax. Subject to taxation will be the current activity of the company and profits distributed to partners of such companies, similarly as in the case of limited...
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One Stop Shop (OSS) system and changes to VAT
Accounting contact for Amazon and the eCommerce industry: Accounting Office: Poznan Marta Senior Customer Relations Manager Contact: Send e-mail Contact for international VAT settlement and registration: Danuta Senior Account Managerfor Online Sellers Contact Form » Until now, all e-commerce companies from the EU that sell goods to other EU countries,...
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Obligation to publish a tax strategy for the biggest taxpayers in Poland
The biggest taxpayers (with revenues above 50,000,000.00 EUR) and companies that are members of a tax capital group and, from 2021, also real estate companies have to accept that the Minister of Finance will make public in the Public Information Bulletin information on them included in their tax statements. As...
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“Zero PIT for young people” and contracts of mandate with the transfer of copyright
Contracts of mandate concluded with persons who are under 26 years of age are a popular form of cooperation due to the tax exemption under Article 21 (1)(148) of the PIT Act (the so-called zero PIT for young people). The performance of the contract may result in the creation of...
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Extension of the deadline for preparing and approval of financial statements for 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minister of Finance, Funds and Regional Policy has extended some deadlines for financial reports: by 3 months (the end of the 6th month after the end of the financial year) – the deadline for preparing financial statements. In case of public sector entities, the...
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General ruling regarding classification of transactions carried out with the use of fuel cards for VAT purposes
On 15 February 2021 the Polish Minister of Finance issued a general ruling regarding classification of transactions carried out with the use of fuel cards for VAT purposes. It affects the settlement of VAT. The ruling applies only to three-party transactions where the card is provided by an intermediary entity...
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Upcoming deadlines for submission of notifications: CBC-P and ORD-U
We would like to inform you about the upcoming deadlines for: 1. Submission of the CBC-P notification Country-by-Country report (CBC-R) is a reporting mechanism set out in the Act of 9 March 2017 on the exchange of tax information with other countries. According to it, entities belonging to large multinational...
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