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Prison for a fiscal offence – no longer a theory

Can you go to prison for a fiscal offence? The September announcement by the National Revenue Administration (KAS) of a judgment imposing 3 years' unconditional imprisonment for settling fictitious invoices shows that you can.

Can you go to prison for a fiscal offence? The September announcement by the National Revenue Administration (KAS) of a judgment imposing 3 years' unconditional imprisonment for settling fictitious invoices shows that you can.


Poland tax compliance obligations and expected tax changes for 2026 and 2027

What are the main Poland tax compliance obligations in 2026, and which expected tax changes for 2027 should businesses prepare for? Companies must adapt to KSeF, Pillar Two, JPK_CIT and Public CbCR while assessing proposed CIT rate increases and changes to tax incentives that may affect future costs and investment decisions.

What are the main Poland tax compliance obligations in 2026, and which expected tax changes for 2027 should businesses prepare for? Companies must adapt to KSeF, Pillar Two, JPK_CIT and Public CbCR while assessing proposed CIT rate increases and changes to tax incentives that may affect future costs and investment decisions.


Pillar 2 in Poland – deadlines, compliance and the 2024 election

What does Pillar 2 in Poland mean for large multinational groups? The global minimum tax is not only about ETR modelling, but also about local reporting, Polish QDMTT and the decision whether to bring 2024 into scope. Before the first filing deadlines, groups should review data readiness, accountability and the impact of tax incentives on their position in Poland.

What does Pillar 2 in Poland mean for large multinational groups? The global minimum tax is not only about ETR modelling, but also about local reporting, Polish QDMTT and the decision whether to bring 2024 into scope. Before the first filing deadlines, groups should review data readiness, accountability and the impact of tax incentives on their position in Poland.


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