4 new general rulings
The Ministry of Finance published, yesterday and today, 4 new general ruling concerning: changes in the scope of the leasing contract and sale of the subject during its term, settlements when using fuel cards, sale of own receivables in factoring, and taxation of vocational training. Changing the lease agreement, selling leased items The Minister of
Structured invoices and the National System of e-Invoices
The Ministry of Finance has today published a draft act amending the VAT Act and introducing regulations in the field of e-invoices and the National System of e-Invoices (pol. KSeF). The draft introduces the concept of “structured invoices”. A structured invoice will be a specific form of an electronic invoice, which will, in practice, become
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Verifying contractors in 2021, must one be even more diligent?
As part of counteracting the erosion of tax receivables, the legislator has for some time been imposing on taxpayers new obligations to verify contractors. Their common denominator is to make the taxpayer (or remitter) “jointly responsible” for the correct tax settlements under the transaction. The taxpayer (or the remitter) should, in particular, verify the status
Slim VAT – entry into force from 2021
Yesterday, the president signed an amendment to the provisions of the VAT Act, the so-called “SLIM VAT” package. It will soon be published in the Journal of Laws. This package is intended to facilitate some aspects of daily settlements for taxpayers The most important changes are: increasing the limit for small value gifts from PLN
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VAT at the end of the year
The end of the year is the traditional time of adopting changes to tax law. This year, the issue of income taxes is the most controversial. Nevertheless, the value added tax (VAT) includes issues worth attention. Below, we would like to present you a synthetic overview of current issues, important for VAT settlement. 1. Amendment
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