Browsing by Author "Burzec, Marcin"

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    Cooperative Compliance in Poland: The Question of Equality
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2024) Burzec, Marcin
    An increasing number of tax jurisdictions are implementing the concept of cooperative compliance into their tax systems. It aims to improve tax compliance by building an enhanced relationship between tax authorities and taxpayers. In principle, the programme is aimed at large taxpayers capable of engaging in aggressive tax optimization that is detrimental to state revenue. Dedicating the programme exclusively to large taxpayers may raise doubts about whether it violates the principle of equality before the law. In Poland, the legislation governing the cooperative compliance programme was introduced on July 1, 2020. As in other countries, it was targeted at large taxpayers. The article therefore discusses the question whether the Polish legal regulations on cooperative tax compliance are in line with the constitutional principle of equality.
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    Koncepcja podatku turystycznego nakładanego we Włoszech
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2019) Burzec, Marcin
    W artykule omówiony został podatek turystyczny nakładany we Włoszech na osoby przebywające tymczasowo w miejscowościach turystycznych. W celu dokładnego przedstawienia poszczególnych elementów konstrukcyjnych powyższej daniny analizie poddane zostało kilkadziesiąt uchwał włoskich rad gmin. Celem opracowania jest wskazanie na różne możliwości kształtowania elementów konstrukcyjnych danin nakładanych na turystów. Jest to o tyle istotne, gdyż w pewnych aspektach regulacje włoskie uwypuklają mankamenty polskich przepisów prawa, na podstawie których nakładane są opłaty obciążające turystów.
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    Tax Incentives for Food Donations – a General Overview
    (KUL Publishing House, 2022) Burzec, Marcin; Kowalewska, Ewa
    The study analyses tax law regulations in force in Poland and in selected European Union countries, which may influence attitudes of entrepreneurs (taxpayers) in taking actions aimed at preventing food waste. This analysis demonstrates that all countries investigated in this study have made attempts to develop and implement various measures to combat the problem of food waste. At the same time, it is worth noting that properly constructed tax preferences are an important factor in preventing food waste, which is part of the sustainable development strategy implemented by European Union countries. In this respect, actions must be long-term, and they should be based on various legal measures. Further changes in this area will be determined by some key factors. These include the need to use tax law regulations or to determine economic and social trends. Directions of activities of the state, local government and non-governmental organizations for counteracting food waste will also set course for these changes. Achieving sustainable development also at the stage of using food already produced should be based on optimization of all related processes, and thus also financial (mainly tax) processes. Therefore, attention should be paid in particular to the tax legislation in force in Poland and in selected European Union countries, i.e. the Act on tax on goods and services and the Act on corporate income tax.