In days 12–13 October 2018, in Wrocław, will be held VIII International conference on the "Taxes without Borders" series: "Tax frauds - facts and myths". The organizers of the conference are: Lower Silesian branch of the National Chamber of Tax Advisors of the Czech Republic, University of Economics in Wrocław, Provincial Administrative Court in Wrocław. It's nice to let you know one during the conference will be Dr Andrzej Dmowski.
The theme of the conference refers to the current problem with the actions of the states and tax authorities taken to counter tax fraud (e.g. in VAT or income taxes). Tax fraud is undoubtedly a negative phenomenon and adversely affects the behaviour of ordinary taxpayers, creating tax risks previously unknown.
At the same time, part of the activities of the states is to expand the competences of the fiscal apparatus and to expand the taxable areas carried out under the pretext of combating tax fraud. The introduction of tax abuse clauses, the introduction of new information obligations, or attempts to limit professional secrecy, have a strong impact on the legal and tax situation of ordinary taxpayers.
Tax advisers are increasingly confronted with the problem that the border between what is allowed and legal blurs and relativises. Legal activities, but not accepted by a fiscal apparatus, can be treated as fraud. The aim of the conference is to try to define these boundaries.
Dr. Andrzej Dmowski with a lecture on "tax abuse and criminal and criminal tax law".