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Income from the family foundation's real estate rental and CIT

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
Income earned by a family foundation from renting real estate or premises within it is usually not taxed. However, in some cases the foundation will pay CIT at a rate of 19% or 25%.
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Income from the family foundation's real estate rental and CIT

Income earned by a family foundation from renting real estate or premises within it is usually not taxed. However, in some cases the foundation will pay CIT at a rate of 19% or 25%.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Monday, July 8, 2024.
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