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Cash registers in Poland: general view on fiscalization
A cash register is a specialized device or software designed to keep sales records for the purposes of VAT settlements. A cash register should ensure that basic information on sale transactions, including a value of turnover generated by the seller and the output VAT amounts, is correctly recorded.
Deloitte’s guide to the most important issues related to KSeF and e-invoicing
We are presenting a comprehensive guide that shows key issues, as well as discusses the latest news and changes related to the National e-Invoice System (KSeF). Deloitte's material includes an analysis of regulations, a description of processes related to...
Informe de PwC sobre los negocios familiares
Artículo e informe están disponible en polaco en: https://tiny.pl/cgg1x
Report: Transfer pricing audits in Poland
The report “Transfer pricing audits in Poland. Statistics, Case Law, and Fiscal Criminal Liability” is a practical summary of the effects of the legislative changes that the Polish legislator introduced in the provisions concerning the taxpayers' obligations on transfer pricing.
Flex office stock grows not only in large cities
Flexible workspaces are going like hotcakes. Companies are enquiring about them in all large cities, but not only there. Serviced offices are also in demand in smaller towns, says Joanna Bartoszewicz, Senior Advisor, Office Tenant Representation, Newmark Polska. Serviced...
Poland leads the European Union warehouse market in terms of supply
According to “Warehouse and Industrial Market in Europe”, a report published by real estate advisory firm Newmark Polska, development activity across the EU continued unabated, with more than 20 million sqm of modern warehouse and industrial space coming onto the market in 2022. Poland topped the league table with close to 4.4 million sqm. Germany and the Czech Republic also reported high supply levels: over 2 million sqm and 1.1 million sqm, respectively. Poland is also on the podium in terms of demand.
Las personas físicas que tengan la consideración de No Residentes fiscales en España (no permanezcan en España más de 183 días en un mismo período impositivo y no mantengan en España la base o el centro principal de sus actividades o intereses económicos, según lo dispuesto en el artículo 9 de la LIRPF), podrán estar obligadas a presentar declaración en España si perciben rentas procedentes de alguna de las siguientes fuentes, de acuerdo con el artículo 13 del IRNR (No-Residentes):
Alerta DWF – Nueva legislación sobre certificados de eficiencia energética de edificios y locales
El artículo está disponible en polaco.
Office Market in Regions Q1 2023
During the first three months of 2023, occupier demand on Poland’s regional city office markets remained strong amid increasing office availability and further drop of the development activity. The markets continue to adapt to the new normal created by the rise of hybrid working model and the growing focus on flexibility in office layouts and uses.
PwC’s report: Private Rented Sector – small scale, rising potential
In the next edition of the report, we look again at the PRS investment map. We check completed projects, under construction as well as planned investments. In the publication, market leaders also provide their comments, assessing the development potential, forecasts and formulating the biggest challenges for the sector. The report was also supplemented with a survey in which PRS funds and residential developers shared their sentiment towards Polish institutional rental.
AMENDMENT to the Act on Investments in Wind Power Plants
On 9 March 2023 the Polish Parliament adopted an awaited amendment to the Act concerning the development of onshore wind power investments in Poland.
DWF Alert: Rewolucja w dochodzeniu przez konsumentów roszczeń w postępowaniach grupowych
Trwające prace legislacyjne dotyczące powództw przedstawicielskich zapowiadają rewolucję w dochodzeniu przez konsumentów roszczeń w postępowaniach grupowych. Przedsiębiorcy świadczący towary lub usługi konsumentom powinni przygotować się na nowe wyzwania i ryzyka związane z pozwami grupowymi.
Law amending the Labour Code was published in the Journal of Laws
This is the last call to prepare your workplace for the upcoming changes. We are waiting for the publication of the Act amending the Labour Code and certain other acts, which sets out detailed regulations for remote working and...
Warehouse development is accelerating in brownfields
Building warehouses at post-industrial sites is more difficult and complicated than greenfield projects. It takes more time and money. Brownfield sites are, however, an excellent alternative for developers facing a shortage of land. Brownfield redevelopment is also aligned with...
Tenants are shifting their focus to BTS facilities
BTS (build-to-suit) warehouses designed and constructed for long-term occupancy in line with individual client preferences and needs account for almost a third of Poland’s total industrial stock, or over 8 million sqm. In Poland, the largest have been delivered for e-commerce giants such as Amazon in Gliwice (210,000 sqm), Świebodzin (203,000+ sqm) and Szczecin (161,500 sqm), and Zalando in Szczecin and Bydgoszcz (130,000 sqm and over 104,000 sqm, respectively). Leading retailers and logistics companies are also investing in BTS projects - Leroy Merlin in Central Poland (close to 121,000 sqm), DHL in Żerniki (108,000 sqm) and Żabka in Radzymin (67,500 sqm).