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On January 1, 2025, the most significant property tax reforms in polish history will take effect, introducing new definitions of taxable buildings and structures. These changes will require companies to reassess their current property portfolios and reevaluate tax calculations. With the President’s recent signature of the November 19, 2024 amendments to the Polish Agricultural Tax, the Law on Local Taxes and Fees, the Law on Forestry Tax and the Law on Stamp Duty, businesses must now prepare for fundamentally different tax obligations in the coming year.
Join us for a comprehensive webinar designed to guide you through these landmark changes. Our expert will clarify the new regulations, highlight key areas of uncertainty, and offer practical advice to help you adjust your approach to identifying taxable property elements.
The attendance is free of charge. Don’t miss this opportunity to ensure your business is ready for 2025’s new tax landscape.
This event is dedicated to entities involved in construction investments, developers, property managers, investors, and landowners, both current and those planning future projects. We particularly welcome members of executive boards, Chief Financial Officers, Tax Directors, professionals from accounting and administrative departments, and other key stakeholders responsible for tax-related matters within their organizations.
Piotr is the Managing Partner at Accace Poland, responsible for a team of lawyers and tax advisors known for executing innovative projects in the areas of tax, legal, and transactional advisory. His primary focus lies in transaction advisory and representing clients in disputes with public administration authorities.
Piotr has extensive experience in tax advisory, particularly in property tax, in the context of both transactions and disputes with tax authorities. He has led numerous optimization projects for assets such as golf courses and hotels, and has provided advisory on the tax classification of energy, transmission, and sanitary infrastructure. His expertise includes resolving interpretational issues related to the definitions of structures, buildings, and taxable technical infrastructure.
Piotr’s portfolio includes transaction support for the Złota 44 project in Warsaw, tax and transaction advisory for the Pereca 1A project in Warsaw (PRS sector), tax advisory for the Atrium 2 project in Warsaw, and tax and transaction advisory for the Factory Outlet Gliwice project.
Wish to learn more about the Polish real estate tax before the webinar? Our experts have prepared an eBook that provides detailed information about the upcoming changes, along with nearly 50 Q&A.
About Accace
Accace is a proactive consultancy and outsourcing partner who bridges the gap between needs and solutions. Combining smart and streamlined technology with a holistic approach, we provide an all-round care to clients and consider their matters as our own. With over 800 experts and more than 2,000 customers, we have vast experience with facilitating the smooth operation and growth of small to large-scale, global businesses.
About Accace Circle
Accace operates internationally as Accace Circle, a co-created business community of like-minded BPO providers and advisors who deliver outstanding services with elevated customer experience and erase the borders of service delivery. Covering over 50 jurisdictions with nearly 2,500 professionals, we support more than 15,000 customers, mostly mid-size and international Fortune 500 companies from various sectors, and process at least 200,000 pay slips globally.
