Calendar - Friday, February 20
The article outlines tax payment deadlines for various categories for January 2026 in Poland.
What are the consequences of late payment of simplified CIT advances
The article discusses the implications of making late payments on simplified advances for Corporate Income Tax (CIT) in Poland.
Corporate Social Responsibility and CIT: Cost, Relief or Burden
The article discusses the implications of Corporate Income Tax (CIT) in relation to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Poland.
JPK CIT - conclusions after the first stage of implementation
The article discusses the conclusions drawn from the initial phase of the JPK CIT implementation in Poland.
Sale of shares in a Polish company may be tax-free
The head of the National Tax Information Office stated that a German company, a non-resident in Poland, can sell its shares in a Polish limited liability company without incurring Corporate Income Tax (CIT) obligations.
Reporting JPK_CIT, so the tax office will see everything
The article discusses the implications of JPK_CIT reporting, highlighting increased transparency for tax authorities.
Reporting JPK_CIT, therefore the tax office will see everything
The article discusses a tax reporting system in Poland that enables the tax office to have comprehensive visibility into corporate taxation.
Estonian CIT: the amnesty project is stuck, and time is running out
The Estonian Corporate Income Tax (CIT) aimed to provide a stable, investment-friendly alternative for small to medium-sized companies, but many firms face disproportionate risks due to late or flawed submissions of mid-year financial reports.
President of SGB Bank: A local bank can also be in your phone
The article discusses how local cooperative banks in Poland are adapting to modern technologies and the implications of CIT increases on their financial health while aiming to retain and grow their customer base.
Sale of commercial property by FIZAN is subject to CIT tax
The article discusses the taxation of commercial property sales by FIZAN under the Corporate Income Tax (CIT) regulations.
The little-known program contributing to a decline in overdose deaths in the US
Research suggests that the increased adoption of crisis intervention training (CIT) for law enforcement may be contributing to a decline in overdose deaths across the US, particularly in West Virginia.