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ARTICLE · 22 SEPTEMBER 1997

Recent Amendments To The Tax Code

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Individuals with assets in Poland of over 500,000 PLN (approx. 144,200 USD) will no longer be required to submit a property declaration.

The Senate has voted to increase taxpayers' rights to privacy within the Tax Code. Henceforth, tax authorities must file charges against a taxpayer before demanding that details of the taxpayer's bank account are released to them.

Tax laws and practise are constantly being revised and, whilst every effort is made to ensure that the information in this tax newsletter is accurate and timely, no decision should be taken on the basis of the information herein without first consulting with KPMG Polska.

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