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Accounting policy
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What is an accounting policy?
What entities must have an accounting policy?
The obligation to prepare accounting policies applies to entities having their registered office or place of management in the territory of the Republic of Poland, including but not limited to:
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Commercial companies (partnerships and corporations, including those in organization) and civil partnerships, subject to the civil partnerships described below, as well as other legal entities, with the exception of the State Treasury and the National Bank of Poland.
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Natural persons, civil partnerships of natural persons, general partnerships of natural persons and partnerships, if their net revenues from sales of goods, products and financial operations for the previous fiscal year amounted to at least the equivalent in Polish currency of EUR 2,500,000.
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Organizational units operating on the basis of the Banking Law, regulations on securities trading, regulations on investment funds, regulations on insurance and reinsurance activities, regulations on cooperative savings and credit unions or regulations on the organization and operation of pension funds, regardless of the size of revenues.
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Municipalities, counties, provinces and their associations,
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Branches and representative offices of foreign entrepreneurs within the meaning of the provisions of the Act of March 6, 2018 on the principles of participation of foreign entrepreneurs and other foreign persons in economic turnover on the territory of the Republic of Poland (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 1252).
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Units not listed above if they receive grants or subsidies from the state budget, budgets of local government units or special purpose funds for the implementation of commissioned tasks.
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What are the consequences and penalties for missing or incorrect accounting policies?
Offer of Aider Polska
- Preparation of an accounting policy "from scratch" for both new companies and those that have not had such documentation since the beginning of their operations
- Review of the current accounting policy - verification of its correctness and completeness in the context of the company's business specifications
- Updating the accounting policy - adjusting the existing document to current regulations
- Review of the chart of accounts, which is a mandatory element of the accounting policy - we can verify whether the current plan is optimal in terms of business operations that occur in the company
- Preparation of additional documents that can be annexes to the accounting policy. These elements are not mandatory, but can be useful, for example, inventory instructions, models for specific settlements in the company (such as long-term contracts), accounting schemes
Authors:
- Agnieszka Tyczynska-Osinska, Director
- Aleksandra Dobrzanska, Manager
- Beata Ślusarczyk, Manager
- Ewelina Klósa, Manager
- Patryk Kobierski, Team Leader