Of course, businesses today already follow established procedures in specific “sensitive” cases to avoid “mistakes.” Unfortunately, these procedures are often not formalized in a written form accessible to all employees, but instead, they exist only in the experience and knowledge of select members of the organization.
In the event of irregularities, demonstrating due diligence—which may limit liability—can be crucial. It may be essential to prove (most easily with written evidence) that:
CIT, PIT, and VAT in all their forms are practically a language of their own. Not knowing this language can lead to serious misunderstandings. If you’re worried about getting tangled up, consider using a translator’s help.
We know the tax alphabet by heart. We help domestic entrepreneurs correctly settle VAT and CIT, ensuring their company’s tax security. For foreign entities, we offer comprehensive services in VAT calculation, starting with VAT registration and acting as a tax representative, through preparing complete VAT returns, to representing clients in the VAT refund process. If the Polish language is difficult for foreigners, imagine how challenging the taxes must be. If needed, we also assist with control activities and legal proceedings.
Tax Settlements for the Largest Companies – Available to All
The obligation to publicize a tax strategy aims to increase the transparency of tax settlements for the largest taxpayers. Having a tax strategy that includes a description of the processes and procedures used by the taxpayer to manage the fulfillment of obligations arising from tax law, ensuring their proper execution, aligns with the legislative trend where it is not the authorities that sporadically check the correctness of a taxpayer’s activities, but rather a continuous process of “self-monitoring” is carried out.
Cooperative Compliance Program – Engage with Tax Authorities as Partners
The Cooperative Compliance Program is a new model for the relationship between taxpayers and the Tax Administration. Under this program, taxpayers are required to meet certain internal tax oversight requirements, but they gain a special status that allows them to benefit from various advantages in their dealings with the Tax Administration. Currently, the program is available only to the largest entities and participation is limited. However, it is expected that this form of relationship with tax authorities will become more widespread over time.
Currently Available Only for the Largest Entities
In theory, the program applies to CIT taxpayers whose revenue in the previous fiscal year exceeded EUR 50 Million. In practice, the Head of the National Revenue Administration may limit the number of participants to 20 in the first three years of the program’s operation.