Category: Taxes

12
Feb

In 2018, the higher subjective exemption limit in VAT was maintained!

In accordance with the decision of the Council of the European Union, the limit of subjective exemption in VAT, which amounted to PLN 150,000, was to be maintained until the end of 2018. However, at the request of Poland, the European Commission has been granted permission to increase the limit in 2017 to PLN 200,000 and to maintain it for 2018. Further extension of this period will depend on the amounts provided in Directive 2006/112 / EC in 2018 and possible re-submission by Poland, an application to extend the current limit.

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18
Jan

Revolutionary changes in running a company in Poland in 2018.

Some entrepreneurs will not have to register at all, others will not pay any premiums for half a year. In the end, several hundred thousand Poles will pay much lower ZUS, even only 32 zlotys a month. From January 2018, a revolution in running a company awaits us.

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12
Jan

The European Union leaves a free decision in the application of VAT to the countries of the community.

The reduced VAT rate on the goods and services chosen by the state will be determined by local governments, not by Brussels. This is the next stage of the Union tax reform announced by the European Commission.

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08
Jan

The list of tax havens can be reduced by eight countries – this is what EU experts want.

A group of EU tax experts wants to remove a few countries from the black list of tax havens, they are talking about Panama, South Korea, Tunisia, Mongolia, Macau, Grenada, Barbados and United Arab Emirates.

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03
Jan

Economic growth in Poland is much higher than expected.

The economic growth in Poland in 2017 will amount to 4.2 percent. GDP, and in 2018, 3.8 percent. GDP – results from the autumn economic forecasts of the European Commission presented today. This is much better than Brussels predicted in spring.
In May, the Commission expected that Poland’s GDP would go up this year by 3.5 percent, and next year by 3.2 percent.

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02
Nov

Over 21 thousand taxpayers arrived in Krakow.

21 thousand 85 new taxpayers and 47.4 million more in the budget – these are the effects of the “Pay taxes in Krakow” campaign for 2016. According to the chairman of KrakΓ³w City Council, this result is the effect of the growing awareness of the residents and the attractiveness of Krakow as a place to live.

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02
Jan

2017 – changes in Polish taxes.

Year 2017 brings multiple changes inΒ Polish tax regulations thatΒ entrepreneurs should be aware of, including:

LOWER INCOME TAX (CIT)

A new rate of 15% (instead of the previous 19%) was introduced for smaller companies. This rate is available for new businesses and companies that had income (including sales tax) not exceeding 1Β 200Β 000 euro (5 157 000 PLN in 2017) in the previous year. Capital groups are not allowed to use this rate.

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24
Dec

No single tax in 2017 in Poland

There will be no changes in Polish tax system in terms of introducing a single tax in 2017, Prime Minister Beata SzydΕ‚o announced in an interview for the Polish Press Agency (PAP). The declaration comes just a few days after a similar comment from the vice Prime Minister and Minister of Development and Finance, Mateusz Morawiecki.Continue Reading..

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