Chambers Tax Controversy 2026 Global Practice Guide
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Jarosław Bieroński, Sławomir Łuczak, Marcin Knura i Daniel Gębala autorami polskiego rozdziału publikacji „Chambers Tax Controversy 2026 Global Practice Guide”, wydanej przez Chambers and Partners.
Poland’s tax controversy landscape is becoming increasingly digital, data-driven and compliance-focused. One of the most important developments is the mandatory rollout of KSeF, which fundamentally changed how VAT invoices are issued, received and verified. Together with new digital record-keeping obligations, this gives tax authorities stronger tools to analyze taxpayers' data and identify potential irregularities more quickly. Although the number of formal tax audits decreased in 2025, the authorities are making wider use of less formalized checking activities. This shows that ax control in Poland is not disappearing – it is becoming more targeted, automated and based on data. For businesses, the key takeaway is clear: tax controversy is no longer only about defending a position once a dispute arises. It is increasingly about preparation, proper documentation, internal procedures and being ready for real-time scrutiny.
