SAF-T JPK_CIT Possible Postponement
In August 2024, Poland’s Ministry of Finance introduced new components to the JPK_CIT reporting requirements for corporate taxpayers, with phased implementation starting in January 2025.
On September 10, the Polish government proposed a draft regulation that could allow the MoF to let some taxpayers skip certain parts of the JPK_CIT requirements starting in 2025. Specifically, they might not need to submit two files: the JPK_KR_PD and JPK_ST_KR.
While it’s still just a draft and hasn’t been finalized, we could see some changes in the coming weeks/months, which might delay or exempt some taxpayers from the new obligations.
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