
Tax advice
The solutions presented by the ftl team also include legal and tax analysis, ensuring that business projects are safeguarded against tax risks as early as at the planning stage.
ftl’s experts continuously monitor the decision-making and interpretative practices of tax authorities, as well as court rulings. Thanks to the analysis of legislation already at the stage of draft acts, we are able to anticipate the directions of changes in the law and prepare our clients in advance for the dynamically changing legal and tax realities. We take responsibility for our findings and judgements and help our clients make optimal business decisions with regard to the legal and tax qualification.
Support in tax risk management
The legislative and interpretative tax law activity observed in recent years fosters legal uncertainty and thus affects day-to-day operations and strategic decisions taken by companies. With many years of practical experience in tax management, ftl specialists support clients in the identification of tax risks and their effective safeguarding. We do this by translating the language of tax laws – bearing in mind their current interpretation – into practical solutions adapted to the particular industry and size of the organisation.
Transfer pricing
The issue of transfer pricing and transactions between related parties is one of the most frequent objects of interest for tax authorities during inspections. ftl specialists help identify situations – sometimes non-obvious – in which the issues of related party accounting need to be considered. Our team assists in the preparation of transfer pricing policies and tax documentation for identified transactions, thus minimising exposure to legal and tax risks.
Tax inspections and proceedings
The ftl team has extensive experience in tax litigation and offers advisory services which include legal representation and representing taxpayers and tax withholders in inspections and proceedings before the National Revenue Administration authorities and administrative courts.