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Newsletter No. 1 | 2023
Newsletter No. 1 | 2023
Estonian CIT – an option worth considering
What has come to be known as Estonian CIT – a flat rate on corporate income – is becoming a more and more interesting form of taxation every year. The name for this method of taxation comes from the fact...
Use of the National e-Invoice System – analysis of the proposed regulations
Following consultations, the Ministry of Finance has decided to postpone the effective date of the mandatory use of the National e-Invoice System by six months. Accordingly, the use of the National e-Invoice System (Polish: Krajowy System e-Faktur, KSeF) will become mandatory...
Actio Pauliana
The principle that agreements must be kept (pacta sunt servanda) is not always respected – it often happens that debtors fail to meet their obligations and creditors are forced to pursue their rights in court. However, even the most favourable...
Obligation to correctly identify companies in letters and commercial orders
It is not unknown for entities entered in the National Court Register (KRS) to incorrectly provide their registration details. Sometimes they do not even include such details at all, despite the obligation set out in the Commercial Companies Code and...