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ARTICLE · 06 AUGUST 2015

Bookkeeping Simplified For Small Businesses In Poland

The Polish Parliament has agreed to implement the majority of amendments proposed by the Senate regarding simplifications in bookkeeping for small businesses.

PolandAccounting and Audit

The Polish Parliament has agreed to implement the majority of amendments proposed by the Senate regarding simplifications in bookkeeping for small businesses. The amendments will now be forwarded to President Bronisław Komorowski for review.

The aim of the amendment to the Accounting Act is to adjust Polish law to EU regulations as well as to introduce simplifications to small companies. In line with the amendment, companies with less than 100 000 PLN income will benefit from the simplifications in bookkeeping.

According to the amendment, small companies will be able to prepare shortened financial statements comprising of only a simplified balance sheet, profit and loss and additional information with limited quantity of data. Furthermore, those companies will not need to prepare the activity report, provided that some information which had been required to be reported so far, will be disclosed in the additional information section. Small companies will be exempt

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