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Poles to eat tax-free doughnuts today

byCustoms Today Report
12/02/2015
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Poles consider it bad luck not to eat at least one doughnut on Fat Thursday.This Fat Thursday doughnuts which many Poles will receive from their employers will be officially tax-free, following a historic court judgement last year. The Constitutional Tribunal ruled in July 2014 that “it is difficult to seriously claim that the possibility of occasionally taking part in a lunch or meal counts as part of the income of employees from a work contract.” The decision meant that the value of food and drink consumed by employees, including any pączki purchased by employers, cannot be included in calculations of income for the purposes of tax payments.

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