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A stand-alone garage for a company car does not limit tax depreciation — but not all costs are 100% deductible

A stand-alone garage used to store a mixed-use company car doesn’t cap depreciation—you can still deduct 100%. But operating and upkeep costs (power, property tax, admin fees) are typically capped at 75%. Learn how to classify expenses correctly and stay compliant.

9 hours ago4 min read

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Wrong VAT ID (NIP) on an e-Invoice issued in KSeF — what does the Ministry of Finance say?

KSeF is phasing out correction notes. Entered the wrong VAT ID (NIP) on your e-invoice? See the step-by-step workflow to issue a zeroing correction and re-issue the invoice correctly.

9 hours ago2 min read

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Administrative Court: VAT for conference and training organizers – even with alcohol included

Can businesses deduct VAT from conference packages that include dinner and alcohol? A recent ruling of the Regional Administrative Court in Rzeszów confirms they can – offering companies a valuable tool in disputes with tax authorities.

Oct 22 min read

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Penalties in KSeF – when and how high?

KSeF will become mandatory in February 2026, but penalties will apply only a year later. Find out what sanctions await entrepreneurs and how high they can be.

Oct 21 min read

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The KSeF invoice issuer certificate: what changes in 2025/2026 and how to get your organisation ready

With mandatory KSeF approaching, meet the invoice issuer certificate—a new, secure way to authenticate and work offline. Learn who can apply, how it differs from tokens, and how to prepare your company.

Sep 293 min read

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Car sales and PIT – how to settle the tax?

Selling a car does not always mean the same tax rules. Learn when selling a private car is PIT-free, and when selling a car withdrawn from business must be taxed as business income.

Sep 192 min read

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Gift vouchers and VAT- the most important rules for entrepreneurs

Gift vouchers are a handy business tool, but VAT settlement can be tricky. Learn when tax liability arises and what happens with unused vouchers.

Sep 192 min read

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Graduate internships without ZUS contributions. Possible funding for employers

Graduate internships without ZUS contributions? Yes! Starting June 2025, employers can also receive funding of PLN 250 per month for each internship. Learn more about the conditions to qualify.

Sep 122 min read

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Transformation of a Sole Proprietorship into a Single-Member LLC and VAT Proportion – Is Adjustment Required?

Are you converting your sole proprietorship into a single-member LLC? Find out whether you need to recalculate the VAT deduction proportion. The latest tax ruling might surprise you!