Taxes

Recently, more and more people have been earning income in the influencer industry. The amounts involved are growing, and tax offices are increasingly demanding that taxes be paid on such activities. Influencers’ sources of income are diverse – from donations and ads to commercial collaborations and various types of civil-law contracts. In this article, I will explain how the polish tax authorities view these forms of income and how they should be settled.

Are you a newly qualified attorney - at - law or legal counsel wondering whether you are entitled to tax reliefs for new businesses? Contrary to appearances, continuing to cooperate with your former employer after completing your legal training does not necessarily mean losing access to available tax benefits. The Supreme Court has clearly resolved key doubts concerning the distinction between the duties performed by a trainee and those of a fully qualified lawyer.

A family foundation is a relatively new concept in the polish legal system that allows for effective asset protection and succession planning. Thanks to favorable tax treatment, it is becoming increasingly popular among entrepreneurs and individuals with significant wealth.

Are you running a law firm and wondering about the correct flat tax rate? Contrary to popular belief, simply having the title of attorney-at-law or legal advisor does not automatically mean you have to pay the 17% rate. In certain cases, you may qualify for the lower 15% rate, which can translate into significant tax savings, especially at higher income levels.

Choosing a company car is a strategic decision that directly affects your tax position. Operating lease, finance lease, cash purchase, or using a personal vehicle for business - read our practical guide and make the best, most informed choice.

In today's creator economy, transactions are increasingly based not only on money but also on non-cash exchanges—i.e., barter. In industries like influencer marketing, gaming, or streaming, this is a common form of collaboration with brands. But beware: barter must be properly accounted for, as it is treated as regular income from a tax law perspective.