First, one, then o two days, finally - to an unspecified time to remove difficulties... Moving the deadline for notifications to the Central Register of Real Beneficiaries is one from these examples, which shows that the law is strongly ahead of computer science, at least in the Polish government.
According to GOV:
"based on Article 60(3) The anti-money laundering and terrorist financing laws state that there are distortions in the functioning of the IT system serving the Central Register of Real Beneficiaries. Some users have difficulty filling out the form. Despite the difficulties, it is possible to register with CRBR. Yesterday, it came in. ok. 20,000 reports.
Therefore, and the planned trusted profile service work (more on the website pz.gov.pl ), up to the time limits in question under Article 60(1) The bill does not include the time of difficulties.
We will inform you in advance by a separate message about their removal and the new deadline to be registered in CRBR".
So it remains to wait until a loudly introduced register is available and will not be suspended under the pressure of entrepreneurs wishing to fulfil their statutory obligation and sign in.
Update:
Based on Article 60(3) We inform you that 16 July 2020 a disruption to the functioning of the IT system that supports the Central Register of Real Beneficiaries (CRBR) has been removed.
We would like to remind you that due to the system's distortions, the time limits in question under Article 60(1) Act and consequently until the deadline resulting from Article 195 Act, no time of interference, i.e. days 13 to 16 July 2020
From 17 July 2020 the deadline for sending the notification to the CRBR shall continue.
This means that the deadline for companies registered in the KRS before 13 October 2019 out 17 July 2020