29 February 2016
A range of measures has been introduced by Poland in order to help reduce the growing problem of VAT fraud. These include:
- Reducing the limit of business to business cash transactions to a value of PLN 15,000
- Introducing Standard Audit Files for Tax (SAF-T) in July 2016
- Combining the tax and customs authorities to help simplify audits and make them more co-ordinated.
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