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Frontiers in tax. Polish edition – December 2016
Frontiers in tax. Polish edition – December 2016
The current issue of Frontiers in tax contains a number of interesting articles on the subject of personal income tax. One of our articles focuses on a new definition of income received by individuals that are not resident in Poland for tax purposes. Another article which you may find interesting is our analysis of motivational plans for employees based on equity compensation. We have also looked at the income tax consequences of cancellation/redemption of debt.
In this issue:
Introduction - Andrzej Marczak
Specifying the catalogue of income obtained by non-residents within the territory of the RP - Natalia Wytrykowska
Employee incentive compensation plans in the context of PIT - Mateusz Wąsik
Taxation of an individual as a beneficiary of a trust - Natalia Jarzębowska
Using a company car for private purposes and the cost of fuel - Piotr Kamiński
The effects of a release from debt under the Personal Income Tax Act - Magdalena Ostrowska
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