CONFERENCE – tax liabilities without limitation
This Thursday, on 12 December, there will be a Conference on: Tax liabilities without limitation, during which we will present a Report on the practice of instituting fiscal criminal proceedings to suspend the limitation period for tax liabilities.
The Report was prepared using data obtained from tax audit offices. Analysis of these data led to the conclusion that tax authorities very rarely decide to initiate fiscal criminal proceedings before the end of the audit procedure. So what circumstances make such an initiation occur in some cases? Does it always happen when the tax liability is threatened by limitation? What is the course of such fiscal criminal proceedings?
During the conference, we will present answers to these questions and invited experts will discuss the results of the Report. The discussion will be participated by: Adam Abramowicz, SME Ombudsman, Professor at the Nicolaus Copernicus University Wojciech Morawski, PhD., Andrzej Ladziński, partner at GWW. The conference is organized by the Lewiatan Confederation, which actively supported the authors at the stage of work on the Report.
Link to register for participation in the Conference: http://ikongr.es/c/cIcAHqfB
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