New rules for tax advisors: digital exams and expanded powers.
This act introduces significant changes to the tax advisor profession. Key updates include digitizing the professional exam and expanding the range of services advisors can offer, making it easier for citizens and companies to handle tax matters. The rules on disciplinary liability are also changing, and an obligation to wear gowns in court is introduced.
Key points
Digital Exam: The exam to become a tax advisor will be held online through a new 'e-Doradca' system, modernizing the qualification process.
More Services for Clients: Tax advisors will be officially able to assist with a wider range of informational and reporting obligations, such as those related to tax information exchange.
Gowns in Court: Tax advisors, like attorneys, will be required to wear a special official gown (toga) during court hearings.
New Disciplinary Penalties: A new financial penalty for professional misconduct by advisors is introduced, and the entire disciplinary liability system is clarified.
Public Online Register: Data on tax advisors, including information on suspension of their right to practice, will be publicly available online, increasing transparency.
Longer Document Retention: Advisors will be required to store documentation related to their services for 10 years, instead of the previous 5 years.
56%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-11-07
For
247
Against
177
Abstain
19
Status:
Enacted
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