Blog - GLC - Biuro rachunkowe - Warszawa, Katowice

Our accountants and solicitors help many entrepreneurs, so we know very well how many problems are caused by dynamically changing legislation.

The blog from GLC, is where you will find:

Resources in which we discuss changes in tax law.
Explanation of accounting and legal concepts.
Explanation of how the law works and what reliefs entrepreneurs can benefit from.

30/04/2025

What Is the Tax-Free Allowance and How Much Is It in 2025?

The tax-free allowance is a concept under the Personal Income Tax Act. In 2025, the tax-free allowance is PLN 30,000. It was significantly increased on January 1, 2022, due to amendments in tax regulations—specifically, the Polish Deal—where previously, this amount was PLN 8,000.

22/04/2025

Company registration in Poland. What you need to know when registering your company?

When starting a business in Poland, proper registration is a fundamental step to ensure legal operation and access to full business rights. Registering your company with the appropriate authorities not only legitimises your activity but is also essential for tax purposes, compliance with labour regulations, and participation in public tenders or obtaining financing. The process...

18/04/2025

Transfer Pricing Documentation 2025 – Step by Step

Transfer pricing documentation in 2025 is based on the laws and regulations of the Ministry of Finance. In the maze of complex regulations, it's easy to get lost. Therefore, we propose organizing information about transfer pricing step by step. We hope this small guide will help in applying this issue in practice.

10/04/2025

How to avoid tax disputes?

Disputes with the tax authority are usually a source of stress for many taxpayers, moreover, due to complex tax regulations, these proceedings can drag on for years. In order to protect their interests, this often results in the need to reach for the consultation of a specialist, which entails additional costs for businesses.

26/02/2025

Corporate tax – Poland 2025 – current law

In the literal sense, it is Corporate Income Tax (CIT). The CIT rate is regulated by Chapter 5 and 6b of the Corporate Income Tax Act. Taxpayers must bear in mind that CIT rates depend on the type of income earned, its source and available tax preferences such as Estonian CIT taxation.

30/01/2025

Accounting Outsourcing in Poland

The term "outsourcing" comes from the English language and is an abbreviation of the phrase "outside-resource-using", which means the use of external resources. Outsourcing involves delegating tasks, functions, projects and processes to be performed by an external company.

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