TAXATION OF PERSONAL INCOME - PAULINA BREJDAK

In the world of finance and tax law, understanding the principles of personal income taxation is crucial for both entrepreneurs and every citizen. The publication "Taxation of Personal Income" by Paulina Brejdak is an invaluable source of knowledge that allows you to delve into the complex aspects of this issue. This book is the result of in-depth scientific research that sheds light on the multifaceted nature of personal income taxation from non-gratuitous benefits.

• In-depth analysis of income taxation issues
• Detailed discussion of legal constructs and interpretations
• In-depth scientific research
• Practical tips for taxpayers and professionals
• Up-to-date information on jurisprudence and the interpretive activities of tax authorities

This book presents the results of scientific research that focuses on the multifaceted and multidimensional nature of the taxation of personal income from non-gratuitous benefits. Based on an analysis of terminology, legal regulations, the pro-constitutional interpretation of the Constitutional Tribunal, the jurisprudence of administrative courts and the interpretive activities of tax authorities, the author concludes that the legal construct of non-gratuitous benefits in personal income tax shows far-reaching imperfections.

The Scientific Publishing House Think & Make offers readers a publication that is not only a theoretical study, but also a practical guide through the intricacies of tax law. This book is aimed at a wide audience - from students of law and finance, through entrepreneurs, to tax specialists and tax advisors. Thanks to it, understanding the principles of personal income taxation becomes simpler and more transparent.

"Taxation of Personal Income" is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of tax law and avoid potential problems related to tax settlements. It is an investment in knowledge that will bring measurable benefits in the future. With this book, you can be sure that your tax returns are correct and in accordance with applicable regulations.