1 October 2026, 10:00 - 11:00 CEST
The introduction of the Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax (QDMTT) and the broader Pillar Two global minimum tax framework brings new tax reporting and compliance obligations for large multinational and domestic groups operating in Poland. Understanding how the top-up tax rules apply, whether safe harbours are available and how to prepare for upcoming reporting requirements is essential for affected businesses. During the webinar, our expert will explain the key principles of Pillar Two and discuss practical aspects of QDMTT implementation in Poland.
Please note that this webinar will be conducted in English.
During the webinar, we will discuss in particular:
| 1. The main principles of the global top-up tax system (Pillar 2). |
| 2. Obligations of entities covered by the new regulations. |
| 3. Safe harbors. |
| 4. Compliance and reporting deadlines. |
| 5. Practical issues related to preparing for the reporting. |
This webinar is designed for tax, finance and compliance professionals, including tax managers, CFOs, finance directors and accounting leaders working in multinational and domestic groups with consolidated annual revenues exceeding €750 million.
On January 1, 2025, the Act on the so-called "top-up-tax" will come into force in Poland, introducing a new type of income taxation (global tax reform, the so-called "Pillar II", aimed at eliminating the transfer of profits to countries with low tax rates).
You will find here changes in the tax regulations discussed and commented by Forvis Mazars' experts.
Forvis Mazars is a global integrated firm with presence in major economies of the world, so we understand the complexities of tax in today’s global economic climate.
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