POLISH TAX LAW - ED. BOGUMIŁ BRZEZIŃSKI, AGNIESZKA FRANCZAK

Immerse yourself in a comprehensive analysis of Polish tax law, presented by outstanding experts in the field. This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for both students and practitioners wishing to delve into the secrets of dynamically changing tax regulations. Discover how tax policy, the country's economic situation and the standards of the European Union affect the functioning of the tax system in Poland.

• Comprehensive discussion of tax law issues.
• Analysis of the sources of tax law and its interpretation.
• Detailed information on tax administration and the powers of authorities.
• Explanation of tax liabilities and procedures.
• Overview of tax control and verification activities.
• Review of the construction elements of individual taxes.
• Knowledge of international and EU tax law.
• Information on sanctions in tax and fiscal criminal law.

The book consists of 52 chapters, in which the authors, who are representatives of tax law science from renowned centers such as the Jagiellonian University or the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, as well as judges of administrative courts and tax advisors, discuss key issues in the field of tax law. This publication is intended for students of law, administration and economics, as well as candidates preparing for the tax advisor examination. It will also be a valuable source of knowledge for practitioners who want to organize or expand their knowledge in this field.

Tax law in Poland is an area that requires constant monitoring and analysis. Changes in tax policy, the country's economic situation and the impact of European Union standards directly affect the functioning of tax regulations. Therefore, it is so important to have up-to-date and reliable knowledge on this subject in order to effectively apply the regulations and protect the rights and interests of taxpayers.

This book is a comprehensive source of information on Polish tax law, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The reader will find in it a discussion of the sources of tax law, tax administration, tax liabilities, tax and administrative court proceedings, tax control, the construction of individual taxes, international and EU tax law, sanctions in tax and fiscal criminal law, protection of the taxpayer's rights and tax advisory activities.

Wolters Kluwer Publishing House, known for its high-quality publications, hands over to readers a publication that will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge and understanding of the intricacies of Polish tax law. The legal status of the publication is current as of January 2024.