The Sejm supported amendments to the Act on the openness of the prices of apartments and did not reject the amendment to the CIT Act

On Wednesday, the Sejm adopted amendments to the Senate to the amendment introducing the obligation for developers to disclose the prices of apartments. One of the amendments specifies that the price, which must be revealed by the seller of the apartment is the price given in the development agreement.

Now the amendment will go to the president's signature.

The amendment to the Act on the protection of the rights of the buyer of a residential premises or a single -family house and the development of the Guarantee Fund obliges developers to run websites, on which housing prices are to be given from the beginning of sales to its termination. The author of these solutions was the Polish 2050-TD club.

It assumes that the seller will be required to place a price for a square meter and prices for the entire property on his website, as well as on a special government portal (data.gov.pl).

In addition, these rates will have to be updated every 24 hours, and the seller will have to archive them so that the buyer can compare them. For companies that will not comply with the regulations, there are penalties to be imposed by the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK).

According to the regulation, in the event of a discrepancy between the price given and the price offered at the conclusion of the contract, the buyer will have the right to request the sale of real estate at the price of the most advantageous for him.

The Act also provides that the developer is also required to publish the prices of a square meter of all real estate offered, i.e. together with a garage or a storage room. A violation of this obligation is to be a practice that violates the collective interests of consumers and will be punishable.

One of the amendments of the Senate specifies that the price that the seller must reveal is the price given in the development agreement.

The act is to come into force after a month from the date of publication.

The Sejm against the rejection of the draft amendment to the CIT Act in the first reading

On Wednesday, the Sejm talked against the conclusion of rejection in the first reading of the draft amendment to the Corporate Income Tax Act. The project will now go to the Deregulation Commission.

MP Janusz Kowalski requested the rejection of the project on behalf of the Parliamentary Club of the Law of Justice and MP Przemysław Wipler on behalf of the confederation parliamentary club.

223 deputies were against the conclusion, as a result the project was sent to the Public Finance Committee and the Deregulation Commission.

The draft amendment to the Corporate Income Tax Act is aimed at lifting the obligation to publish information on the implemented tax strategy by the largest companies. It is part of the deregulation package. Earlier on Wednesday, four other laws from this package were sent to the Public Finance Committee and Deregulation Commission. (PAP)

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