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Legal and tax aspects crucial for business decision-making
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- Dorota Majcher-Czyż Kancelaria Radcy Prawnego,
- Agnieszka Oleszczuk-Sowa Kancelaria Radcy Prawnego and
- Paweł Fedczyszyn Kancelaria Adwokacka.
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When does employee monitoring necessitate a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) under Article 35 of the GDPR?
An employer utilizing certain forms of employee monitoring, particularly those based on new technologies, must consider obligations related to ensuring compliance with personal data processing security requirements. It is essential to recognize that additional obligations may arise, including the...
What should be considered by the software house when signing a contract with a subcontractor? Selected questions. Part II
The terms of a contract with a subcontractor engaged by a software house should take into account the terms of cooperation and the restrictions that apply to the relationship with the client for whom the work is performed. Specific client requirements If a particular client has a contract based on...
What changes does the Electronic Communications Law (PKE) introduce regarding the transmission of unsolicited commercial communications?
Upcoming changes in the law concerning the transmission of direct marketing are on the horizon. On July 12, 2024, the Parliament adopted the draft of the Electronic Communications Law (hereinafter referred to as PKE), along with transitional provisions to this Act. This Act will ultimately replace...
What should be considered by the software house when signing a contract with a subcontractor? Selected questions. Part I
When working with a subcontractor, the conclusion of an appropriate contract is always crucial from a legal point of view. The absence of such a contract, or its inadequate provisions, may make it difficult or impossible to use the results of such work in the business or to transfer them to the...
Employee Referral Programs and GDPR Compliance
In today's world, effective and efficient recruitment requires the implementation of appropriate solutions at both the organizational and legal levels. It is important to remember that clearly defining goals, setting candidate expectations, and transparent communication with candidates can not...
Two shareholders with 50% shares each – how to prevent decision deadlocks
Companies often are formed through the cooperation of two founders, where each holds an equal 50% shares in the company's capital. Such a "balance of power" prevents either founder from making decisions independently. However, this can lead to paralysis when founders cannot agree. Potential...
Is it possible to grant a perpetual licence for software?
It is not always commercially viable to acquire copyright in software. However, a perpetual right of use may be crucial for the buyer. What's more, the supplier will often not agree to a time limit. Can the parties therefore agree to a perpetual licence? The duration of use is of crucial...
Transferring rights to an application to a limited liability company: What should be taken into account ?
The inception of many startups often begins with the idea of creating an application. Initially, the application is developed by the founders on their own. The founders establish a limited liability company (LLC) and continue the development of the application. The need arises to regulate the...
The company has a loss or low margins, starting from 2024 it may pay the #minimum tax.
Companies (taxpayers of corporate income tax), which incur a loss or have low margins on their operating activities, will be required to pay an additional #minimum tax starting from January 1, 2024. This is a tax on losses or low income. The first payment of this tax will be required by the end of...
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