General information
Other news from Poland
Details regarding deposit system for plastics from 2025 in Poland
Starting January 1, 2025, Poland will implement a mandatory deposit system for glass, plastic bottles, and cans. This new regulation will become an integral part of everyday shopping, requiring consumers to pay a deposit for packaging. This change raises questions about the impact on VAT taxation and product prices. Read more
Changes in VAT 2025 in Poland
The Council of Ministers in Poland has recently published the assumptions for a draft act aimed at amending several key legislative acts, including the Act on Tax on Goods and Services, the Act on Excise Duty, and other related acts. This proposed legislation introduces significant changes, particularly in the areas of reduced VAT rates and the reverse charge mechanism. Additionally, it includes a... Read more
No integration of online cash registers with payment terminals in Poland
In a significant move, the Ministry of Finance in Poland has proposed an amendment to the VAT Act, relieving entrepreneurs from the obligation to integrate online cash registers with payment terminals. This requirement, initially introduced by the Polish Deal, was never enforced as it was immediately postponed. The Ministry cites the lack of technically compliant terminals as the primary reason fo... Read more
Sale of energy at electric vehicle charging stations in Poland. Does fiscalization need to be applied?
In terms of fiscalization and the obligation for businesses to use cash registers and report transactions via them, the question arises in the terms of how chargers for electric vehicles are treated. Do they need a cash register installed or not? Read more
More entrepreneurs with cash registers in Poland?
The Minister of Finance published a new draft regulation on cash register exemptions in Poland. It deals with the exemptions from the obligation to keep sales records using cash registers for the upcoming year. If enacted, the regulation will maintain the current sales limit for exemptions at PLN 20,000 but will narrow the scope of activities eligible for exemptions. According to the Government L... Read more
EU to protect domestic e-commerce sellers with a cross-border tax reform
As online shopping continues to grow, the European Union is planning to implement new regulations to protect local e-commerce sellers. One significant change affects consumers who shop on international platforms like Temu or AliExpress. The EU has already taken some steps at the first sign of growing foreign e-commerce sellers, and since July 1, 2021, all goods entering the EU, regardless of their... Read more