Application of the exemption connected with the activities conducted in a special economic zone within strictly defined timeframes
Taxpayers planning to conduct business activities within a special economic zone should take into account that they will not be able to freely defer the moment of applying the exemption, e.g. by the time of deducting tax losses carried forward. According to tax authorities, the regulations clearly indicate the timeframes within which a company operating within a special economic zone is to apply the exemption.
Cessation of business activity after the lapse of statutory correction period may not mean exemption from VAT
Provision of services may also lead to creating a taxable permanent establishment
VAT rate for lease of accommodation
Determination of a correct VAT rate while letting residential premises may give rise to certain difficulties for taxpayers; depending on the nature and the purpose of such rent, it may be subject to 8% VAT or exempt from it.
Box of products as a sample of goods
Possibility to deduct losses by a member of tax capital group
Obligation to send the Uniform Control File for certain entities as of 1 July 2016
Starting as of 1 July 2016, the amendment of the Tax Regulations will impose the obligation to send to tax authorities information originated from tax ledgers and accounting records via means of electronic communication or on data carriers as the Uniform Control File (UCF).
When a foreigner’s income must be taxed in Poland?
Natural persons liable to pay Polish personal income tax (PIT) on all of their income have to file, by the end of April this year, a tax return concerning income earned in 2015.
Tightening of the tax system continued – tax law circumvention rule
On the website of the Government Legislation Centre we may find a draft law amending the Tax Regulations and certain other laws, which has been already approved by the Council of Ministers.
Transformation of a limited joint-stock partnership into other partnership may be subject to tax
Following amendment of the Corporate Income Tax Act, as of 1 January 2014 a limited joint-stock partnership (SKA) became a taxpayer liable to corporate income tax (CIT).