Our company is developed by answering client expectations, focusing on cooperation to meet individual requirements and needs. In the service we provide the characteristics of the client's market branch are always taken into account, much as the location of the company's management headquarters, ownership structure as well as the current development stage of the business.
We act not only as advisors to our clients but also as their business partners, hence our motivation to learn and find ways to thoroughly understand the nature of the branches in which our clients' businesses work.
On 1 January 2019, many changes in the labour law regulations entered into force, primarily involving the rules and principles of keeping, storage and the format of employee records. The scope of employee records itself has changed, as well. Are...
Only one week left till the charity gala for the Professor Zbigniew Religa Foundation of Cardiac Surgery Development organised by the Business Woman & Life magazine. During the gala, the premiere and auction of the celebrity calendar for 2019...
We have recently devoted a lot of attention to the IFRS 15 standard which has introduced uniform principles for determining the time of recognising revenue irrespective of the service performed or the goods supplied (with certain exceptions). Today...
In our previous posts we have presented four steps of the model framework for revenue recognition. The last step of the five-step model framework described in IFRS 15 is to recognise revenue once conditions related to different contract elements are...
On 1 January 2019, new provisions of the PIT Act and the CIT Act will enter into force as regards claiming expenses related to passenger cars used for business purposes. They will introduce a major change in the existing rules and principles...
The amended Act on Corporate Income Tax introduces a new mechanism for collecting withholding tax, as set forth in Article 26 paragraph 2e of the Act on Corporate Income Tax (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2018, item 1036, hereinafter: the CIT Act).
In the last post on the new standard of IFRS 15 we discussed determining the transaction price (the third step in the five-step model framework). Today we are going to take a look at the next stage, namely price allocation.
RSM wants to be sure that the entire crew is full of energy throughout this hectic pre-Christmas time. We have approached the assigned task fully motivated, as we always do (it was a perfect training before the Christmas Eve supper).
Recently, when discussing the five-step model framework and determining the transaction price according to IFRS 15 we mentioned the methods of estimating the transaction price; we have decided to elaborate on these methods in today’s post.
For quite some time now we have been observing the increased activity of entities, asking questions about leases and requesting the analysis of contracts they have signed to use specific assets, be it lease or rental.
