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Found (3) results from author Monika Lewandowska
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WHT
Draft withholding tax clarification submitted for public consultation
On 28 September, the Ministry of Finance presented a draft clarification on withholding tax for public consultation. The draft has been eagerly awaited by entrepreneurs…
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CRIDO vs coronavirus
COVID-19 and the “Anti-crisis Shield” – proposals by the government
Polish government, is preparing a set of solutions / tools that aim at mitigating the negative business and economic consequences caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.…
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CIT
How to recover a withheld sum? – A few words about tax refund
The introduction of new regulations whereby CIT in Poland will be automatically withheld at the rate of 19 % / 20 % will directly result…
