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...

Family Foundations: A New Succession Tool Gains Popularity in Poland

According to data from the Family Foundations Register, maintained by the District Court in Piotrków Trybunalski, a total of 448 such entities were registered...

Legal changes in cross-border trade: how will they affect Polish e-commerce in 2024?

CESOP, DAC7 directive and SUP- these are some of the most significant legal changes that e-sellers will have to adapt. What provisions regarding cross-border...

EU SME Fund Reopens to Support Intellectual Property Protection

On Monday, another edition of the SME Fund was launched. Micro, small, and medium-sized companies from the EU can obtain funding to cover official...

European data protection authorities imposed fines worth €1.78 billion in 2023

In 2023, European regulators imposed a total of 1.78 billion euros in fines for violations of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – this...

National E-Invoicing System (KSeF) will not launch in July. Ministry of Finance: Errors detected in the system

The saga related to the mandatory KSeF continues. As early as December, the Ministry of Finance informed that the July date would be kept....

Experts Weigh In on Tax Changes of 2023

The new tax scale and higher tax-free amount are highlighted as positive changes over the last year by notable economists, tax advisors, and lawyers....

EU Faces Billion-Euro Losses Due to Counterfeit Goods

Counterfeit goods cost the garment, cosmetics and toy industry 16 billion euros and nearly 200,000 jobs annually in Europe. Due to the...

Reverse Mortgage Market in Poland: Need for Regulation and Professional Standards

After eight years of ruling, PiS party returns to the political faction, whose members - many years ago - were working on regulating the...

Developers Face Instability and Complexity in the Legal Landscape

The construction and development industry had another year of significant changes in 2023, both in terms of economic and legal business environment. After a...

Controversial Pardons Undermine Judicial Authority

Recently, we've been hearing a lot about the controversies surrounding the pardons of Marius Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik. In reality, presidents regularly exercise their...

New government urged to consult entrepreneurs on tax changes

Introducing new regulations often means for entrepreneurs the necessity of remodeling their business - new rules or taxes can impact the profitability of a...

Debunking the Myth: Companies Don’t Face Increased Scrutiny When Claiming R&D Relief

Taking advantage of the Research and Development (R&D) relief, companies are not exposed to additional scrutiny by the tax authorities. This is a myth...

Polish Companies Lag Behind in NIS2 Compliance

The NIS2 Directive, rightly associated with cybersecurity, will come into force in October and will cover a broader group of organizations than before. Additionally,...

Understanding the Minimum Income Tax for Polish Companies: A Guide for 2024

The year 2024 will be the first for which some corporate income tax (CIT) taxpayers reporting losses or very low income for a given...

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