02.23.21
Poland and Brexit – waiver of requirement of fiscal representative for the UK and Norway
The Polish Ministry of Finance published draft tax legislation on 12th February, under which UK and Norwegian based companies will not be obliged to appoint fiscal representation in Poland.
This important decision is mainly due to adequate agreements for mutual assistance being in place between countries. These agreements arrange administrative cooperation and collaboration to fight against VAT fraud. The legislation comes into force retrospectively with an effective date of January 1, 2021.
Tungsten Network can ensure Polish taxpayers remain compliant once this mandate goes live.
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