by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Sep 26, 2023 | Articles, Law, Taxes
Do entrepreneurs with Swiss franc loans have a chance to revoke the loan agreement? The vast majority of judgments passed so far in cases of the so-called francs was based mainly on consumer protection regulations. In such a case, are all those borrowers who did not...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Aug 28, 2023 | Articles, Law, Taxes
The Solidarity tribute has become more favorable to millionaires According to data from the Ministry of Finance, there are up to 40,000 millionaires in Poland. These are people who achieve an annual income of at least PLN 1 million. They may earn this income on the...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Aug 28, 2023 | Articles, Law, Taxes
Another change to the SENT regulations When the so-called came into force in 2017 The SENT Act sounded slightly different than today, it was a response to identified irregularities and tax frauds, a kind of tool to fight unfair entities and counteract illegal...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Feb 1, 2023 | Articles, Taxes
Concentration of entrepreneurs with an EU dimension At the outset, it should be clarified that embezzlement is a qualified type of the misappropriation offense (Article 284 of the Criminal Code). Appropriation differs from classic theft in that there is no sign of...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Dec 8, 2022 | Articles, Law, Taxes
SENT Law SENT – full name “Act on the monitoring system for the road and rail transport of goods and trade in heating fuels” – contains a closed catalog of goods that must be registered in the SENT system. What can happen if we register goods that are not included in...
by lukasz.oles@btla.eu | Dec 7, 2022 | Articles, BPO, Taxes
Unreliable recordkeeping – what is it and how to defend yourself effectively? The offense regulated in Art. 303 of the Penal Code is commonly referred to as unreliable record keeping. It includes not only incomplete documentation, but also a complete failure to...
