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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2014

Take My Property—Please

In a tenant's market, signing bonuses for entering into a lease raise interesting tax issues.

PolandReal Estate and Construction
Aleksandra Faderewska-Waszkiewicz
Aleksandra Faderewska-Waszkiewicz
Magdalena Szwarc-Brożyna
Magdalena Szwarc-Brożyna

In a tenant's market, signing bonuses for entering into a lease raise interesting tax issues

In the world of commercial real estate, leases contain a great many provisions that go beyond areas addressed by the Civil Code. But often a key question is an array of financial incentives offered by landlords seeking to let their space at a time when supply continues to be high in Poland's largest cities. In the case of office space, in addition to rent, key business issues in the lease negotiations include the manner in which operating costs are paid, the length of rent abatements, and the fit-out budget for adapting office space to suit the tenant's needs—as well as an additional incentive in the form of a one-off "signing bonus" to tenants for entering into a lease with the landlord for space in a specific building.

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