Changes to CIT from 2027: what are entrepreneurs planning?
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From 1 January 2027, changes to the corporate income tax, known as CIT, are set to take effect. Information about the planned changes was provided by the consulting firm Deloitte, which announced an online training session on the subject.
CIT is a tax paid by capital companies, such as limited liability companies and joint-stock companies, on their income. The changes therefore concern primarily these businesses and the way they settle their taxes. The aim of the training is to present the new regulations before they take effect.
The available information does not provide details of the specific changes. It is therefore unknown which regulations will be amended or what their effects on businesses will be. Interested persons can find more information in the training materials and in official documents published by the Ministry of Finance.
Entrepreneurs and accountants should follow information about these changes, because the new regulations may affect tax planning. If the date for the changes to take effect is maintained, companies will have time to prepare for the new rules.
Sources: Deloitte
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