Month: November 2021

With the entry into force of the new public procurement law, the rules for supplementing offer-related evidence in the course of a public procurement procedure have changed. Technical specifications of equipment, datasheets, certificates, documents filled in by the contractor describing features of delivered devices, etc., because this is what we mean here, are submitted to prove that offered supplies, services or works meet contracting authority's requirements.

In his latest article on the GWW Lexplorers legal portal, Paweł Rożyński from the public procurement team looks at the new regulations.

Link to the article: http://lexplorers.pl/zasady-uzupelniania-przedmiotowych-srodkow-dowodowych/

The draft Polish Deal introduces many changes to the tax system, which also apply to the so-called Estonian CIT. This form of taxation, quite unpopular until today, was introduced at the beginning of 2021 and is now undergoing major changes. Will they be sufficient to encourage taxpayers to use it?

We have analyzed the changes and prepared a list of the most important of them – Estonian CIT 2.0– changes resulting from the Polish Deal regulations

Resolutions of the company's meeting of shareholders that are contrary to statutory acts may be appealed against by bringing an action for declaring them invalid. Is it possible to effectively appeal against those resolutions that do not violate statutory regulations?

The question is answered by Marcin Borkowski, Ph.D., in today's issue of Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

The supervisor of the team in charge of VAT proceedings, Małgorzata Militz, was once again included in the guide recommending the best tax advisors.

Małgorzata Militz was awarded with the WT – Highly Regarded recommendation in the indirect tax and Women in Tax categories.

World Tax is a guide developed by International Tax Review: https://www.itrworldtax.com/Jurisdiction/Poland/Rankings/34#lawyers

We have the pleasure to announce that we have entrusted Joanna Łukaszczuk, Ph.D., with management of the labor law practice at GWW. Joanna has a long-lasting practical experience in this area, which she gained skillfully combining it with her scientific career. As a result, she is extraordinarily competent, which was noticed and highly valued not only within the organization, but above all by our clients.

Recently, we have observed an increased demand for consultancy in the field of labor law and the changing legal and economic environment opens up new perspectives for lawyers specializing in this field. We are convinced that working in the area of labor law under Joanna's guidance will not only meet day-to-day expectations of our clients, but will also enable dynamic development of this practice.

Starting from September this year, we have been sending a monthly newsletter devoted to changes in labor law. Subscriptions to our legal and tax newsletter 👉 https://newsletter.gww.pl/

The supervisory board and shareholders are not entitled to issue binding instructions to the management board of a limited liability company regarding the conduct of its affairs. They can only address non-binding recommendations to the management board.

In today's issue of Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Marcin Borkowski, Ph.D., writes about the supervision of corporate bodies over company's management.

https://www.gazetaprawna.pl/firma-i-prawo/artykuly/8283401,zarzad-dziala-samodzielnie-ale-tez-ponosi-odpowiedzialnosc.html 

What are the consequences of failure to report the acquisition of inheritance from the next of kin within 6 months? Will a late report be valid?

Attorney Tomasz Krzywański from the private client advisory practice refers to practical aspects of Article 4a of the Act on Inheritance and Donation Tax in the context of real people's stories.

https://finanse.wp.pl/haracz-od-wdow-i-sierot-to-karanie-pograzonych-w-smutku-6699483940785024a