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Read moreA large group of people affected by the coronavirus epidemic are parties to private educational service contracts. What are the legal rights of parents when schools and kindergartens are closed?
Read moreThe case of Zakłady Mięsne Henryk Kania – one of the largest corporate frauds in Poland – raises the question of whether creditors can pursue claims against a private foreign foundation used to hide assets.
Read moreSince January 1, 2019, Poland has implemented the MDR (Mandatory Disclosure Rules) regime, requiring reporting of tax arrangements to the Head of the National Revenue Administration.
Read moreSince October 13, the provisions on the Central Register of Beneficial Owners (CRBR) are in force. Companies face fines of up to PLN 1 million for failure to report. What are the obligations?
Read moreEurope has strong competition in tax incentives aimed at attracting qualified, well-paid specialists. The Dutch 30% ruling is a prime example of how countries compete for talent.
Read moreToday, the firm received the justification for the judgment of the District Court for Warsaw, confirming that the beneficial owner is liable for orders regarding the servicing of a company registered in Cyprus.
Read moreThe Prime Minister’s vague announcement about moving towards calculating ZUS contributions based on entrepreneur’s income has again sparked assurances about entrepreneurs fleeing abroad. What is the reality?
Read moreWhen cultural or worldview-related conflicts enter the workplace, they raise complex legal questions about the limits of employee expression, employer obligations, and the balance between personal freedom and professional duty.
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