by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Dec 5, 2022 | Articles, Law
Who inherits the debts in the inheritance? Inheritance is often positively associated with us, because the vision of acquiring many valuable items appears before our eyes. Unfortunately, reality often makes you think about whether to accept the inheritance. It often...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Dec 2, 2022 | Articles, Taxes
Who accounts for losses of excise goods? You transport excise goods between European Union countries and it turns out that during the movement there were losses in the goods. Well, these are the losses that should be accounted for or taxed with excise duty. In the...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Nov 27, 2022 | Articles, Law, Taxes
Company in Germany and the Mobility Package The EU Mobility Package has made it increasingly difficult for Polish road carriers to transport goods in other European Union countries. Many carriers are forced to reduce their operations due to the inability to meet the...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Nov 20, 2022 | Articles, Law
Apparent bankruptcy – how to protect yourself from a dishonest debtor Each creditor entering into a bilateral obligation relationship hopes that not only will he perform the performance, but that it will also be fulfilled for his benefit. However, it often...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Oct 24, 2022 | Articles, Law, Taxes
Protecting whistleblowers In many workplaces, there are situations where applicable laws are violated. In order to react quickly to irregularities, the EU legislator, pursuant to Directive 2019/1937, created the whistleblower institution. The role of a whistleblower...
