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The number of inventions using artificial intelligence is growing. Regulations can’t keep up with technology development

Over the last 10 years, the number of patents related to generative artificial intelligence has grown from 733 in 2014 to over 14,000 in 2023, according to a report...

Participation in a Foreign Company May Not Exclude Eligibility for Estonian CIT, Court Rules

One of the conditions for qualifying for the Estonian CIT (Corporate Income Tax) is...

Reforms Could Boost Investments in Poland by 25%, but Lack of Action Risks a 40% Decline – PwC Analysis

Appropriate legislative changes could facilitate a 25% increase in investments over the next five...

Major Changes for Entrepreneurs in 2025: ZUS Contributions, Health Insurance, and VAT Adjustments

The year 2025 will bring several changes for entrepreneurs in Poland, including modifications in...

Polish Parliament Works on Amending Passenger Data Law. Airlines hope to avoid billion-dollar fines

The Parliament is working on amending the Act on Passenger Flight Data Processing. This...

Ombudsman seeks national regulations against light pollution in Poland, citing health and environmental concerns

The glow of light hovering every night above each city is an issue not only for astronomers, whose observations of space objects become more...

Konrad Komornicki appointed as the Deputy President of the Personal Data Protection Office

Konrad Komornicki has been appointed by the President of UODO, Mirosław Wróblewski, to the position of Deputy President of the Office for Personal Data...

Are we facing a tax reform for cryptocurrencies?

The beginning of the year brought news about the draft cryptocurrency law being worked on by the Ministry of Finance. The new regulations are...

EU Unveils AI Act: Regulating Emerging Technologies While Others Watch Cautiously

The AI Act, or EU act on artificial intelligence, is set to change Europe's digital landscape by categorizing AI tools according to their risk...

Building a Better Tax System: The Case for Out-of-Court Dispute Resolution in Poland

Even though preventative mechanisms exist in Poland to curb disputes between taxpayers and tax authorities, the national regulations do not foresee effective measures to...

Challenges Posed by Rapid Technological Advancement: User Awareness and Legal Regulations

Users of different apps, systems, or devices are not always aware of whether and to what extent someone will be collecting and using data...

Poles Embrace Investing to Fight High Inflation, Tax Reform Eyed to Boost Participation

High inflation has prompted many Poles to become interested in investing their savings to prevent their value from being lost. "This trend is gaining...

Europe Advances Stricter Air Quality Law, Giving Citizens New Rights

On February 20, the European Parliament and the EU Council reached a preliminary political agreement on an amended air quality directive. The new law...

New Tax Relief Proposed to Help Businesses Adapt to ESG Reporting Requirements

In response to the new ESG non-financial reporting requirements that came into effect at the beginning of this year, the Confederation of Leviathan and...

Business expects thoughtful, new deregulations

The Minister of Development and Technology, Krzysztof Hetman, has appointed Mariusz Filipek as the authority for deregulation and economic dialogue. According to the Minister’s...

Polish Entrepreneurs Demand Legal Stability, Faster Courts, and Limited Pre-Trial Detention in “New Economic Policy”

Shortening of economic proceedings to a maximum of six months, simplification of the tax system, greater stability of law and adhering to the vacatio...

EU’s “Internet Constitution” Takes Hold, TikTok Faces Investigation

Since February 17th, the Act on Digital Services began to apply universally in all EU member states, including Poland. The EU regulation regulates the...

President of UODO to investigate the disclosure of information that led to suicides

The President of the Office for Personal Data Protection (UODO), Mirosław Wróblewski, has called for a close review of two high-profile cases where the...

New EU regulatory framework for artificial intelligence

On February 2, the Council of the European Union adopted the final version of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act. Essentially, it responds to some...

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