The commentary contains a comprehensive analysis of this act, which is vitally important to holders of perpetual usufruct of land throughout Poland. The publication explains such issues as: The legal nature of a certificate of conversion The rules for disclosure in the land and mortgage register of a claim for payment of the conversion fee […]

A new book on international taxes has appeared, called “Transfer pricing. Selected Issues”. It is published by Wolters Kluwer Polska, in cooperation with the Centre for Tax Analyses and Studies of the Warsaw School of Economics. The book discusses key transfer pricing issues from an economic, legal and tax point of view. The academic editor […]

Stefan Jacyno, Dariusz Wasylkowski, Wojciech Marszałkowski and Radosław Wiśniewski co-authored a chapter on Poland in „Chambers Private Wealth 2019 – Second Edition Guide” published by Chambers and Partners.

For the fourth time the lawyers at the firm: Izabela Zielińska-Barłożek, Łukasz Szegda, Michał Nowacki, Michał Wons, Maciej Szewczyk, Radosław Wasiak and Marcin Pietkiewicz, are the authors of the chapter on the current situation on the real estate development market in Poland.

We know that beneficial owners need to be registered, but how should it be done? Who is subject to this obligation? Who needs to sign the filing? What is the penalty for failure to file, or filing inaccurate information? And first and foremost, who exactly is a beneficial owner (and how to determine who it […]

The report is devoted to legal issues related to the functioning of the media—both traditional and tech-based. We discuss some of the most important practical issues of media activity and challenges for editors, publishers, broadcasters and journalists. We write about the bounds of permissible criticism, cooperation with influencers, protection of catchphrases from films, issues connected […]

Easier pursuit of claims for discrimination and mobbing, obligation to retain an employee until the end of court proceedings, minimum wage in 2020, “zero-rate PIT for young people”, varying employees’ remuneration in relation to length of service (Supreme Court judgement), issuance of A1 certificates (Court of Justice judgement and the stance of the Ministry of […]

Clients often consult us when they or their employees are summoned for questioning. In many cases, they do not know why they have been summoned. They ask how they can find out what the case is about, how questioning is conducted, and what are their rights and obligations. They are unsure whether an attorney can […]