Poland to Ban Social Media for Under-15s; Education Ministry Reveals Framework Amid ‘Dramatic’ Child Risk Concerns
Poland’s Education Minister unveils plans to restrict under-15s’ social media access citing risks of depression, violence and…
Consequences of Late Employee Objections
Polish labor law does not recognize filing objections beyond deadlines, leaving employees without recourse. Legal Position Polish labor law…
Intentional Guilt Not Required for Employee Discipline
Polish labor law clarifies that employee disciplinary action requires only guilt, not necessarily intentional wrongdoing. Disciplinary…
Petition Filed to Revoke Grzegorz Braun’s Immunity Over “Denial of Nazi Crimes”
A petition has been submitted to lift Polish MP Grzegorz Braun’s parliamentary immunity. Background Polish political figure Grzegorz…
Poland Bans Chinese Cars from Military Bases
Poland has implemented a ban on Chinese-made vehicles entering all protected military facilities, with police considering similar measures.…
Change of Religion Can End Marriage, But Does It Determine Divorce Fault?
Polish Supreme Court rules that while religious freedom is constitutionally protected, changing faith can be considered in divorce fault…
Important Information for Accounting Office Clients
New legal updates now available for clients of accounting offices. Legal Developments New legal regulations have been introduced. Clients are…
Favorable EU Court Ruling Allows Taxpayers to Deduct VAT Earlier
European Court of Justice ruling enables taxpayers to deduct VAT earlier, addressing neutrality principle concerns. VAT Deduction and…
Prosecutor Interrogating Officials in Iwona Wieczorek Disappearance Case
Prosecutors are interrogating service officials as new material evidence emerges in the disappearance case of 19-year-old Iwona Wieczorek. New…
Estonian CIT: Loan to Related Company Not Necessarily Hidden Profit
A company sought clarification whether a loan to a related company financed from pre-CIT profits would be taxed as hidden income.…