8.5% lump sum for an influencer?
Over time, the behaviors and preferences of successive generations change, and thus their shopping preferences and elements that affect consumer decisions also change. Therefore, the way of reaching them is also changing. Currently, the Internet, and more specifically social media, is an increasingly popular place where companies’ advertising budgets are directed. According to Publicis Groupe’s
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Legislation and Practice – August in taxes and business law
We present below a short summary of the most important changes in tax/business law and practice in August. Legislation Practice in taxes Income taxes and transfer pricing VAT International Taxes Other
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EUDR Regulation
Deforestation is a serious ecological and economic problem. As part of the EU’s Green Deal, the EU is taking a number of initiatives, including for sustainable forest management. One of the manifestations of this activity are the rules indicated in the so-called EUDR Regulation (Regulation 2023/1115 on the making available on the EU market and
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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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Disposable cup fee – end user
Taxpayers often use disposable cups, especially in their marketing efforts. However, are they aware that under the current regulations they may be charged a fee as their end user? According to Article 2 point 11ac of the Polish Product Fee Act, “the end user shall be understood as an entity purchasing single-use plastic products, single-use
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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
Legislation and Practice – July in taxes and business law
We present below a short summary of the most important changes in tax/business law and practice in July. Legislation Practice in taxes Income taxes and transfer pricing VAT International Taxes Other
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Changes in the fee for the Agricultural Protection Fund?
The assumptions for the draft act amending the Act on the Agricultural Protection Fund and certain other acts were recently published. Let us remind that according to the current Act on the Agricultural Protection Fund, a fee must be paid to this fund (0.125% of the net purchase value). It was imposed on entities purchasing,
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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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Changes in the health insurance contribution?
MPs of the Third Way have recently submitted a draft of changes to the regulations on health insurance contributions in the Sejm. The draft act provides for the introduction of three thresholds in which, depending on the income generated, a uniform monthly contribution will be paid in the amount of: The draft act also provides
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