Taxes

Forms of business taxation

Forms of business taxation

When filling in the CEIDIG-1 form, you must choose the appropriate form of taxation when establishing your business. You can choose: general taxation (17% and 32%), flat rate (19%), lump sum of registered income and tax card. If you decide on a taxation method such as: flat rate, lump sum Read More

Taxes in Poland

Taxes in Poland

Taxes are one of the basic revenues of the national budget. Their function is to cover the expenses of the state. Their next function is redistribution, i.e. distribution of budget income obtained from taxes between citizens and public-law unions. In addition, they stimulate the economy to develop and enable the Read More

Tax on general terms

This form of taxation is one of the most frequently chosen in Poland. It applies not only to business income but also to income earned from employment, civil law contracts or benefits received from the Social Insurance Institution (benefits, pensions and disability pensions). For entrepreneurs, it consists in taxing income Read More

Lump-sum tax on registered income

A lump sum on registered income is a simplified form of taxation on business activity. It is a specific form of taxation in which an entrepreneur is not allowed to reduce his income by the tax costs incurred. In a lump sum, tax rates depend on the type of business Read More

Tax card

Tax card

Tax card is a lump sum form of taxation. This means that the amount of tax paid does not in any way reflect the income earned by the entity. The amount is fixed and results from a decision of the Head of the Tax Office. This tax solution is addressed Read More

Who must have a cash register

Who must have a cash register

The obligation to have a fiscal cash register is becoming more and more common. It does not apply to entrepreneurs who sell goods or provide services only to companies or organizations, local and state administration bodies. Newly introduced regulations mean that a decreasing number of entrepreneurs can take advantage of Read More

Flat tax

Flat tax

A flat tax involves taxing income (that is, income – expenses) at a single tax rate, which is 19%. When choosing to tax income on a straight-line basis, all factors must be considered. First of all, the entrepreneur must take into account the expected income and any tax reliefs and Read More

Identification declaration NIP-7

Identification declaration NIP-7

The NIP-7 form is designed for individuals who are taxpayers or payers to update their data or to acquire a tax identification number. This document is submitted only by individuals who are not registered in CEIDG and need to obtain a NIP number. You can have only one NIP number. Read More

VAT registration

VAT registration

VAT (value added tax) registration applies to natural persons, legal persons, organizational units without legal personality, performing their own business activity as traders, service providers and producers. It also applies to natural resource extractors and farmers. To register as a VAT payer you must meet several conditions. These include: exceeding Read More

Tax credits for entrepreneurs

Tax credits for entrepreneurs

If you are self-employed, you can reduce your taxes through various tax breaks. Which tax breaks you can take advantage of is dictated by the form of taxation you have chosen for your business. Read the article to the end to find out more about tax reliefs for entrepreneurs Internet Read More