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What about the accounting errors caused by the so-called regulations. Polish Deal?

Start 2022 the so-called rules have become applicable.

Start 2022 the so-called rules have become applicable.

One can discuss how much real benefits will come from, and how much there is only a propaganda play full of gaps and errors.

It is clear that the legislation introduced raises a lot of questions, not just taxpayers.

Start 2022 the so-called rules have become applicable. Polish Deal. One can discuss how much real benefits will come from, and how much there is only a propaganda play full of gaps and errors. It is clear that the legislation introduced raises a lot of questions, not just taxpayers.

How complicated they seem, for example, is the meme, on which a group of scientists, using complex models, calculates health contributions for January on behalf of the barbershop in Lębork. Whether this joke is real or just a little bit distorted, there is no doubt that such comprehensive rules can be embarrassing. For accountants, among other things.

In response to the new challenges, both on the ministerial side and on the National Tax Information website, there was information for accountants.

In addition to ensuring that the tax obligations are properly met, the information explicitly mentions the particular importance of support “at the time of making such comprehensive changes as those contained in the legislation Polish Deal”.

There are also new rules on determining the basis of the contribution and the impact on the amount of advance due on income tax on individuals.

But in addition to the above and further assurances that assistance in the proper performance of the obligations arising from the implementing provisions Polish Deal will be the overarching principle which will be guided by employees of the National Tax Administration units – notes the last sentence of the published information.

„We understand that making such significant changes can cause some difficulties, so we ensure that no unconscious errors (including errors made by accountants) related to the new regulations will be met with sanctions."

The words quoted above can be a calming thought for accountants and other people who want and try to understand the rules introduced. But will the National Tax Administration really be more forgiving to accountants, and when will the errors be considered unwitting? That'll show the future.

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