JPK CIT in the Context of Tax Audits
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On June 9, the AmCham Poland Tax and Financial Services Committee organized a meeting dedicated to the practical implications of JPK CIT and the evolving approach of the National Revenue Administration (KAS) to tax audits and data analytics.
During the session, experts from PwC—Magdalena Brzuszczyńska, Agata Stefanyszyn, and Michał Potyrała—presented key insights on how JPK CIT, JPK, and KSeF data may be used by tax authorities, the growing role of advanced analytics in taxpayer risk assessment, and the steps organizations can take to prepare for an increasingly data-driven audit environment.
The discussion also highlighted how digitalization is fundamentally changing the relationship between taxpayers and tax authorities, with a clear shift toward real-time data access and more automated verification processes. Participants emphasized the importance of ensuring data consistency across reporting systems, strengthening internal controls, and investing in robust tax technology solutions to mitigate compliance risks.
Overall, the meeting underlined that proactive preparation and a strong data governance framework are becoming essential for companies operating in an environment where tax audits are increasingly driven by analytics and integrated digital reporting systems.
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Magdalena Brzuszczyńska
Agata Stefanyszyn
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Advisory Council
