- The Polish Ministry of Finance proposes amendments to the National Revenue Administration Act.
- The aim is to ease tax declaration filing during and after inspections.
- The changes seek to reduce administrative burdens and clarify correction procedures.
- Taxpayers can file or correct declarations within set periods after audits.
- Penalties are reduced and late interest on disclosed liabilities is waived.
- The changes include adjustments to the VAT Act.
- The proposals are part of legislative project UDER7.
- The goal is to improve compliance and efficiency.
- Taxpayers can submit declarations within 14 days of audit initiation.
- Declarations can also be filed after audit completion.
- Corrections can be made after audits, incorporating inspection findings.
- The VAT Act changes allow initial declarations post-authorization for inspections.
- The proposals aim to support taxpayers and administrative bodies.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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