- The Polish government is preparing tax changes, including higher alcohol excise, changes to the sugar tax and “small bottle” levy, and a new tax on extraordinary profits.
- The Finance Ministry is also working on tightening rules for family foundations, IP Box, Estonia CIT, and possibly JPK CIT.
- Officials stressed that Poland’s tax system is too complex and unfair, and broader reform would be needed, though political timing may make it difficult.
- Planned KSeF changes aim to make the e-invoicing system easier for businesses, including a more business-friendly app and keeping token login beyond Dec. 31, 2026.
- KSeF is said to be operating stably, with 340 million invoices issued last week, while some invoice-visualization interpretations are still under review.
Source: prawo.pl
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