Poland

Published on 30 October 2026, this EY Poland article provides a practical checklist for businesses selecting an outsourcing provider for accounting, payroll, or HR services. The guide emphasizes evaluating beyond price, focusing on data security, technology stack, regulatory compliance, and service level agreements. With the increasing complexity of Polish tax and labor regulations (including KSeF,

This monthly compliance calendar outlines critical deadlines for Polish accounting offices and taxpayers for November and December 2026. It covers changes in labor law, ongoing legislative tax amendments, advance corporate and personal income tax payments, and social security (ZUS) contribution schedules. The guide ensures firms avoid late-payment interest and penalties. Key Takeaways Advance Tax Payments:

On 30 October 2026, EY Poland released a comparative analysis distinguishing between a statutory audit (audyt) and a financial review (badanie sprawozdania finansowego) for family foundations. The article clarifies the legal basis, scope, frequency, and qualified performers for each procedure under the Family Foundations Act and the Act on Statutory Auditors. This distinction is vital

Prepared for distribution to clients of accounting offices, this 30 October 2026 alert summarizes new legal obligations, tax reliefs, and compliance deadlines effective in November and December 2026. It serves as a ready-to-share briefing on changes in PIT, VAT, CIT, and social security that affect individuals and businesses. Key Takeaways PIT Adjustments: Updated tax-free amount

EY Poland’s article from 30 October 2026 details the mandatory audit requirement for all family foundations in Poland. Under the Family Foundations Act, every foundation must undergo a statutory audit at least once every four financial years. The article explains what the auditor evaluates (financial statements, compliance with statutes, asset protection), how to prepare documentation,

On 30 October 2026, Poland’s National Revenue Administration (KAS) published guidance on a new EU-wide handling fee applicable to customs declarations for distance sales shipments. This measure implements the EU’s revised customs framework for e-commerce, aiming to streamline the processing of low-value consignments imported from third countries. The fee covers the administrative costs of customs

On 30 October 2026, the Polish National Revenue Administration (KAS) announced the introduction of a new EU-wide handling fee linked to the processing of customs declarations for distance sales of goods imported from third countries. This measure stems from the EU’s ongoing efforts to modernize customs procedures under the Union Customs Code (UCC) and the

On 30 October 2026, the Polish Ministry of Finance issued a regulation providing a temporary exemption from specific Corporate Income Tax (CIT) obligations related to the JPK_CIT (Standard Audit File for Tax) reporting of fixed assets and intangible assets. This relief measure addresses taxpayer concerns regarding the complexity and operational burden of the new JPK_CIT

As of 30 October 2026, the Polish tax portal IKIDP published a comprehensive analysis on the tax consequences of resuming business activity after a period of suspension. The article addresses the immediate obligations that arise upon reactivation, including the reinstatement of personal income tax (PIT) advance payments, the automatic re-entry into the VAT register after

On 30 October 2026, IKIDP highlighted a critical trap for companies applying the Estonian CIT regime. The article explains that tax authorities consistently reclassify loans granted to shareholders or related parties as hidden profit distributions, subject to taxation in the month of actual disbursement, regardless of market-rate interest or repayment schedules. The belief that arm’s-length