Poland: Current status and key proposals of Tax Deregulation 2.0
The Polish government has presented a package of proposals entitled “Deregulation 2.0” concerning tax administration and tax law. Their stated aim is to simplify tax settlement and increase legal certainty by improving relations between the tax administration, taxpayers and entrepreneurs. Three areas have so far been included as separate projects in the Council of Ministers’ work schedule, but the draft legislation has not yet been published. These measures have only been announced so far, and their scope and timetable may change.Poland is modernizing the Investment Zone and strengthening long-term tax incentives in line with the new European state aid policy
Poland is preparing a key reform of tax reliefs for investors which, among other things, introduces the Electronic Platform of the Polish Investment Zone (ePSI), extends the validity of exemptions to 20 years and makes the rules on existing projects more flexible.Pillar 2 in Poland- what is worth remembering in 2026?
The global minimum tax is now an integral part of the European Union's tax regulations. This article will briefly discuss the key steps that need to be taken in order to properly settle the global and domestic top-up tax, as well as the administrative obligations resulting from the implementation of the Pillar 2 Directive into the Polish legal system.SAFE: Mechanism for financing the defense sector in Poland by the European Union
The European Union has taken an unprecedented step towards strengthening its common security and defence policy. In this article, we discuss the main objectives of the programme, its legal instruments and the tax implications for entities participating in defence procurement.International Tax Review recognizes Garrigues as Firm of the Year in Transfer Pricing and Indirect Tax
Besides being shortlisted for best firm of the year in all existing categories, Garrigues has been doubly recognized as Firm of the Year in Spain in the categories of Transfer Pricing and Indirect Tax.