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Preventative meals and drinks for employees – vague legislation leaves considerable room for doubts

03.12.2020

A growing number of employers are choosing to fulfil this duty by providing employees with pre-paid meal cards. Exemptions from personal income and social security taxes may not always apply. – Łukasz Chruściel and Sandra Szybak-Bizacka comment for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

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Authors: Łukasz ChruścielSandra Szybak-Bizacka

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