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Beware of Carrying Forward Credit Balances!
The Tax Court has confirmed that the Tax Administration has the power to request information and review transactions from prescribed periods.
Gender Balance on Management and Supervisory Boards. New Obligations for Listed Companies
The regulation requires entities subject to the law to adopt a gender balance policy, amend the rules for electing board members, and report annually on their actions.
Can an Error in the PLE Cause You to Lose Your VAT Tax Credit?
The VAT tax credit is an essential right for taxpayers, and precisely because of its importance, any lack of awareness of it requires a comprehensive analysis of each case.
The President Signed the Act on Mobbing. What Changes to the Labour Code?
The legislation is intended to increase the effectiveness of measures to prevent mobbing and discrimination, streamline the process for employees to pursue claims, and bring the regulations into line with contemporary labour market realities and case law.
5 Mistakes in Commercial Contracts that Can Cost a Company More than It Seems
A commercial contract should not only describe the terms of cooperation but also protect the company in the event of payment issues, delays, changes in the project, or failure by the counterparty to perform its obligations.
Restructuring of Companies towards Digitalization
There is a common misconception in digital transformation processes: the belief that digitizing a company consists solely of acquiring software.
Pay Transparency: 15 Most Important Questions from Employers
Regulations on pay transparency are changing how companies recruit, remunerate, and report. Employers should already be preparing pay policies, analyzing potential pay gaps, and adjusting HR processes to meet new requirements.
Foreigner on a Company’s Management Board?
Conducting business activity in Poland by a foreigner permanently residing abroad involves numerous administrative issues.
Hiring Foreign Talent
Attracting foreign talent without a comprehensive immigration process is a risk companies cannot afford to take.
Outsourcing Legal Services: A Strategic Decision for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
Today, companies must not only focus on sales and growth but also comply with an increasingly demanding legal framework.
VERI*FACTU and the New Billing Systems Regulation: Key Questions before 2026
The now imminent entry into force of the new Regulation on Computerized Billing Systems and the VERI*FACTU model will introduce important changes in the way companies and professionals must issue, register and keep their invoices.
Compliance Challenges of Taiwan Enterprises Following CBP's WRO on Giant
On September 24, 2025, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection ("CBP") issued a Withhold Release Order (WRO) against Giant Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ("Giant"), prohibiting the importation of bicycles and related components produced in Taiwan by Giant into the United States.
Taiwan's Future Enforcement on Generative Artificial Intelligence
With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence ("AI"), the legal fields it affects have become increasingly diverse. AI will inevitably involve competition law issues related to both restraints on competition and unfair competition.
Change to UK Company Law: Important Information for Company Directors
These changes are introduced to reduce the risk of fraud and improve the reliability of the information held on the public register and to enhance corporate transparency and strengthen the UK’s business environment.
Methods For Avoiding Disputes In The Case Of Business Succession
Legal disputes in connection with business successions are on the increase. This applies in particular to disputes under inheritance law, company law and tax law. Disputes in connection with a business succession cost the parties involved a lot of time, money and energy due to their complexity and considerable economic importance.