Lack of invoice in case of direct tax costs
We would like to describe a situation we encountered at one of our clients. The taxpayer bears the costs of transport. The rates and scope of services provided are known, but the invoice is provided by the carrier only after some time. Can we recognize these expenses in a given period as tax costs despite
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Writing off “bad debts” and tax costs
The annual settlement is a good time to look at “bad debts” and the possibility of settling them in tax costs in CIT. In principle, the “costing” of an uncollectible receivable, previously accounted for as income due, may take place either by: Ad. a If the claim is written off, the creditor must have one
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SAF_CIT and IFRS/IAS
The implementation date of SAF_CIT reporting is inexorably approaching. One of the important elements is the specificity of solutions for entities preparing financial statements based on International Financial Reporting Standards/International Accounting Standards. According to Article 66 sec. 2 of the Polish Act of 29 October 2021 amending the Personal Income Tax Act, the Corporate Income
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Transfer pricing deadlines
We would like to remind you of the upcoming deadlines for the preparation of TP (transfer pricing) documentation for the tax year 2023. TP documentation Obliged entities prepare local TP documentation for a controlled transaction of a homogeneous nature with a value above: The local TP documentation (together with benchmarking analyses) should be prepared by
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SAF_CIT Decree
The Minister of Finance has signed the Decree on SAF_CIT. We are waiting for its publication in the “Journal of Laws”. (Decree on additional data to be added to the books of account to be transferred pursuant to the Corporate Income Tax Act) The decree is intended to implement the provisions of the Tax Ordinance,
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Cooking and accommodation for co-workers and CIT and VAT
In everyday business, it happens that the taxpayer funds food and accommodation for his co-workers. In our practice, we have encountered a situation in which a taxpayer hires a person working as a cook and buys food products (raw materials) for the preparation of meals. So how to recognize such benefits for CIT and VAT
PR costs as taxable costs
Sometimes there is a need to cooperate with journalists as part of business activity. This is particularly the case when we want to promote a new product in the media by coordinating and editing the notes of cooperating journalists. For this purpose, a number of expenses called PR (Public Relations) costs are incurred. These costs
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Employee prescription eyeglasses and tax costs
At a time when a large part of the population works in front of a computer, vision defect has become a disease of affluence. And it is often in the employer’s interest that the employee has the right eyeglasses or corrective lenses adapted to the needs and requirements of his or her workplace. Thus, it
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Income Tax Report – new obligation
The Act amending the Accounting Act and certain other acts has been submitted to the President’s desk. It introduces an obligation to prepare and publish income tax reports. It is an implementation of the 2021/2101 Directive. Who is subject to the obligation This obligation is to apply, under certain conditions: In practice, two value thresholds
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Chance for additional tax costs – NID
The annual tax return for 2023 is nearing completion. Therefore, this is the last good moment to settle less popular but important tax relief the so-called Notional Interest Deduction. Pursuant to Article 15cb sec. 1 of the Polish CIT Act: “In a company, a tax-deductible cost is also the amount corresponding to the product of
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