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Posts Tagged ‘lease’


Lease ‘Polish style’ or what you should remember about when leasing out a flat

28-07-2010

A contract of lease is a type of contract that appears very frequently in legal transactions. Moreover, its structure is similar in different legal systems. Basically it comes down to that one person gives the other a thing for use in return to a consideration, that is to a so-called rent. However – as it usually happens in law – the devil’s in the detail. And there are a few of such details regarding lease of premises in Poland that we would like to point out to below. Read more…

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Occasional tenancy agreement can help to get rid of the troublesome tenants

16-04-2010

Since 28th January 2010  private owners of houses and premises are in a position to rent them under a special type of contract – an occasional tenancy agreement which can be concluded for a specified period of time, however no longer  than ten years. Such an agreement gives to a landlord a right to ask an enforcement officer to evict tenants who are troublesome or are behind with rent payment, even if the landlord has not obtained  a judicial decision allowing their  eviction yet. Read more…

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New rules for tax on rental revenues in 2010

15-11-2009

At the beginning of November the Lower Chamber of Polish Parliament (Sejm) adopted a new act amending the provisions regarding lump-sum income tax on rental revenues. At the moment some amendments to this act made by the Upper Chamber of Polish Parliament (Senate) are awaiting acceptance of Sejm. Later the act will have to be signed by the President and published in the Journal of Laws of the Republic of Poland. However, it is already known that from the 1st January 2010 the higher 20% rate of this tax is to be cancelled. This change in the rules of taxation can be profitable even for 80 thousand of taxpayers. Read more…

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