Our senior consultant, Dominik Szlęzak, had the opportunity to speak on the pages of Business Insider regarding the proposed changes to SENT, which the Ministry of Finance recently prepared. This is another statement from our representative – a few weeks ago we commented on, among other things, controversy regarding the overinterpretation of regulations by the tax authoritiesThis time, however, Dominik addressed different issues.
What are the planned changes?
The draft bill, listed under number 42/2026, published by the Ministry of Finance is an attempt at deregulation. Under the proposed regulations, micro-entrepreneurs in the footwear and textile industries would be exempt from the SENT requirement. The amended regulations would apply only to individuals operating small-scale sole proprietorships (JDGs) and selling at marketplaces located within a short distance (50 km) of their permanent business location.
What does our expert say about this?
According to Dominik Szlęzak, the project is a step in the right direction, but it is certainly not without flaws. As we read in the article, in Dominik's opinion, the proposed changes presented by the Ministry lack exemptions for persons conducting unregistered activities and the complications related to weighing goods have not been resolved, and some of the terms indicated in the created regulations remain unclear and raise additional doubts.
We encourage you to read the entire article, which you can find by clicking the link below:
Should the clothing and footwear industry be part of SENT? This is a ministry proposal.
