Emil Gierasimowicz, tax advisor at BTTP, analyses new interpretations of the National Tax Information (KIS), which change the approach to taxation of online support.
The tax authorities currently consider that anonymous donations cannot be treated as gifts, which means that they must be taxed as income from other sources. While previously these payments could be tax-free, now internet users who receive support from anonymous donors may be required to pay personal income tax.
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