Transfer pricing scrutiny in Poland – stairway to tax haven or highway to compliance hell?

Location:

Online

When:

15 june 2021, time 14.00

Registration has been completed


Webinar to be held online June 15, 2021, since 2:00 pm till 3:30 pm.

TP developments introduced in Poland since 2019 and 2021 raise number of questions from MNEs.

So what is actually required in Poland for TP compliance purposes?

  • What TP data should be reported to the tax office?
  • When Board Members are personally responsible for arm’s length pricing?
  • When a TP Adjustment is non-tax-deductible?
  • Does drinking coffee in Monaco really requires you to prepare a TP documentation in Poland?

If at least one of these questions concerns you, please join our webinar.

During the webinar we will talk about:

  1. TP compliance requirements – are we in line with the OECD approach
  2. TPR – transfer pricing reporting obligations
  3. TP statement – confirmation of arm’s length pricing by board members – deadlines and responsibility
  4. TP Adjustments – conditions for tax recognition
  5. Tax havens – Polish-specific TP rules on documenting non-related party transactions (beneficial owner concept

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Participation in the webinar is free of charge. The number of places is limited.

The condition for joining the webinar is to complete the registration form.

Participation in the webinar is a condition for receiving the webinar materials.

Prior to the webinar, you will receive by email the *link to join the event.

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  2. Contact the contact person given at the bottom of the page

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Technical conditions necessary to join the webinarium:

1. Connecting to the Internet in any technology - preferably via a fixed connection;

2. Internet access with good bandwidth - minimum 1Mbit/s. You can check this at www.speedtest.net;

3. One of two modern web browsers: Chrome or Firefox. The system is not available for other browsers;

4. Having a loudspeaker or headphones;

5. Specifying the individual nickname for the event so that if you want to ask questions in person, rather than via chat, it is possible to start using the microphone and camera.

 

Anna Wcisło

Partner

Justyna Jóźwiak

Senior Manager