Poland plans to introduce new cash register regulations from 1 July 2025, allowing businesses to issue electronic receipts (e-receipts) from traditional and software-based cash registers, provided the customer consents. The planned changes follow

Poland's Ministry of Finance announced on 6 May 2025 that the Council of Ministers has adopted a number of draft laws that are part of the deregulation process. Draft corporate tax amendment act The proposal suggests removing the requirement

Poland’s Ministry of Finance has proposed a legislation on 12 April 2025 to delay the ban on using cash register invoices and Polish tax identification number (NIP-bearing receipts) as simplified invoices. The proposed law also calls for the

Poland published the updated consolidated text of the transfer pricing regulations related to corporate income tax in the Official Gazette on 8 April 2025, reflecting the provisions which have been in effect from 21 March 2025. The provisions of the

Poland's Ministry of Finance is working to finalise a draft legislation to amend the Equalization Tax Act for International and Domestic Groups, implementing the Pillar Two global minimum tax under EU Directive 2022/2523 of 14 December 2022. This

Poland’s Minister of Finance issued a notice on 8 March 2025 identifying countries and territories listed on the EU's register of non-cooperative jurisdictions but not on Poland's list of nations engaging in harmful tax competition for individual