Back to insights
Tax updates

Tax explanations on the rules for the clearing of funds from the Fund for investment purposes

On 10 December 2021 Tax explanations have been provided on the rules for the clearing of corporate tax funds from the fund for investment purposes.

On 10 December 2021 Tax explanations have been provided on the rules for the clearing of corporate tax funds from the fund for investment purposes.

This is a new tax model for the accounting of investment expenditure by including them in the cost of obtaining income even before the start of the investment.

On 10 December 2021 Tax explanations have been provided on the rules for the clearing of corporate tax funds from the fund for investment purposes. This is a new tax model for the accounting of investment expenditure by including them in the cost of obtaining income even before the start of the investment.

The use of the fund for investment purposes is possible from 1 January 2021 From next year, however, thanks to the solutions contained in the tax package of the Polish Deal, this preference will become even more available. It will be abolished in 2021 income limit (100,000,000 PLN Each year).

Apart from public limited liability companies and limited liability companies, the solution will also be open to limited liability companies, limited liability companies and limited liability companies, simple joint stock companies and cooperatives.

The tax explanations present key and practical issues related to the Fund's investment activities, among others:

  • entities entitled to this preferential arrangement,
  • the conditions for setting up the fund, the way in which write-downs are made and the time limits for spending funds,
  • references to accounting records and practical examples.

The fund's preference for investment is addressed to a similar group of entities as in the case of a lump sum on company income (the so-called Estonian CIT).

These are entities with a simple organisational structure, with the most limited access to debt financing and active operational activities, among others, with a minimum level of employment.

However, it should be remembered that the use of write-downs for the fund for investment purposes is one from a preference for a taxable person settling in a ‘classical’ CIT system (this is therefore a certain alternative to a lump sum on company income).

In the case of an investment fund, a condition for carrying out certain investments is necessary. This is due to the main objective and nature of this preferential solution. This regulation is highly pro-investment in order to stimulate business development and support overall economic growth through investment incentives.

Tax explanations will be binding on the tax administration.

Get the explanation below.

Continue exploring our insights.

View all insights
Tax updates

European Commission proposes changes to VAT deduction rules

The European Commission is consulting on changes concerning VAT deductions for passenger cars, trade in second-hand goods and donations.

Tax updates

Transfer pricing for 2025 – deadlines are approaching!

For taxpayers whose tax year matches the calendar year, the deadline for preparing the Local File for 2025 is 31 October 2026, and the deadline for filing the TPR information is 30 November 2026.

Tax updates

Changes to the Tax Ordinance

Changes taking effect on 24 September and 1 October 2026 will include the publication of local-tax rulings in the EUREKA system, a simplified overpayment-refund procedure and new rules on powers of attorney.