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Knowledge of CIT laws and correct CIT accounting are key to successful business. Frequent amendments to the CIT Act have a direct impact on the functioning of an enterprise and running a business.
Rödl & Partner experts have prepared for you the most important information on CIT in the form of comments on the current legislative changes, analysis of key administrative court rulings and advance tax rulings issued by tax authorities, and examples of how to use the individual CIT regulations in practice.
On 1 January 2025, some taxpayers who have so far settled their taxes in ordinary revenue offices, will move under the jurisdiction of heads of specialised revenue offices, designed to handle so-called large taxpayers.
The Polish Deal effective as of 1 January 2022 requires that PIT and CIT taxpayers keep digital tax records and submit them to tax authorities.
The Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) issued on 3 February 2022 a judgment regarding the reduction of depreciation rates applied to tangible assets.
Certain taxable persons will be obliged to disclose in 2021 how they pursue their tax strategy by filing a special statement with the tax office and publishing it on the internet.
Recent years have seen many new obligations for CIT taxpayers as a result of numerous amendments of the Corporate Income Tax Act.
The Polish President signed into law on 29 November 2020 the act introducing CIT taxation of limited partnerships.
Renata Kabas-Komorniczak
Tax adviser (Poland)
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