
Tax
If you are planning to set up a company in Central and Eastern Europe or expand it across the region, it is essential to know and understand the economics and legal ramifications of doing business in each of these countries, and the rules governing these local markets. To ensure that your business is compliant with the applicable laws and runs at maximum efficiency, it is worth seeking advice from a lawyer who is familiar with these particular issues.
Tax Assistance in Poland
Although our legal services can include one-time assistance, most of our clients are long-term business partners with whom we maintain stable and enduring relationships. Our attorneys are always up to date with Poland’s frequently changing tax laws and regulations which more often than not require interpretation on the part of local and foreign entrepreneurs. The solid preparation of Penteris lawyers allows us to find adequate solutions for our clients when working on transactions that often require detailed and complicated tax advice.
Penteris provides legal knowledge regarding taxes applicable in Poland: VAT, CIT, PIT, WHT as well as all other regulations. We also advise clients on the most appropriate company to select when setting up a business; we provide help in preparing periodic billing statements; and we can provide audits of internal documentation. We are familiar with available tax reductions and deductions that will allow you to maximise your profit.
We provide tax assistance:
1. Setting up a new business in Poland
2. Providing financing for the business
3. Running a business (tax hotline services)
4. Conducting international transactions
5. Distribution of profits
6. Liquidation of companies
Only by providing legal advisory that is both comprehensive and tailor-made have we been able to successfully assist our clients over the years. This includes preparation of optimal structures for business activities, day-to-day tax assistance, disputes, transactional advice, and cross-border advisory services, such as handling different aspects of doing business internationally.
Our projects are largely cross-border and include mergers, acquisitions, disposals, and transfer pricing matters. We handle restructuring and reorganisation projects in Poland and beyond, often in close cooperation with our Employment and Corporate teams.
GET IN TOUCHFocus areas
- M&A transactions
- Restructurings and reorganisations
- Withholding Tax (WHT)
- Transfer pricing (TP)
- MDR (DAC6) reporting
- Tax compliance
- Tax procedures
- Tax litigation
- Tax reliefs
- "Estonian” CIT
- Real estate reporting
- Family foundation
M&A transactions
Restructurings and reorganisations
Withholding Tax (WHT)
Transfer pricing (TP)
MDR (DAC6) reporting
Tax compliance
Tax procedures
Tax litigation
Tax reliefs
"Estonian” CIT
Real estate reporting
Family foundation
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Piotr Prokocki
Doradca podatkowy / Radca prawny / Head of Tax
Updates about tax & withholding tax:
Event
News
Tax Preferences in Poland for Ukrainian Businesses
Penteris will be presenting a workshop which will take place within the framework of the Business For Ukraine Center under the auspices of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers. Within this framework, the Center regularly organises traditional/offline workshops in Warsaw for Ukrainian businesses. Topic: Tax preferences in Poland: IP Box and ‘Estonian’ CIT Speaker: Piotr …
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News
Transfer Pricing Deadline Update
It is a busy time for companies whose tax year coincides with the calendar year. The last day of October marked the deadline for filing local transfer pricing documentation for 2022, and the deadline for submitting TPR-P or TPR-C forms elapses on 30 November. With all the extensions granted during the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s …
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Positive Tax News for Foreigners in Poland
On 25 September 2023, the National Revenue Information Service issued an advance tax ruling stating that a Belarussian taxpayer whose Pole’s Card (Karta Polaka) expired by operation of law when he obtained a permanent residence permit may still benefit from so-called return relief. The relief applies to an annual income of up to PLN 85,528 …
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