Publication date: July 07, 2026
Just a few years ago, online store owners primarily had to ensure terms and conditions, privacy policies, and efficient order processing. Today, this is clearly not enough. EU regulations such as the Omnibus Directive and the Digital Services Act (DSA), as well as the increasing role of artificial intelligence in assessing store credibility, force businesses to consider their platforms much more broadly. It is no longer just about regulatory compliance, but also about building digital trust, which influences a store’s visibility, legal security, and customer purchasing decisions. Below, we present a practical checklist of the most important actions to implement to reduce the risk of sanctions and increase the credibility of an online store.
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Publication date: July 07, 2026
The Polish dietary supplements market is facing the most significant regulatory overhaul in years. The draft amendment to the Act on Food and Nutrition Safety and the Act on the State Sanitary Inspectorate introduces a series of far-reaching changes that will substantially alter the way supplements are notified, monitored, advertised, and supervised in Poland. While the reform does not formally introduce a pre-market authorization system, it undeniably strengthens the position of regulatory authorities and increases the compliance burden imposed on businesses operating in the sector.
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Publication date: July 07, 2026
At the outset, it should be emphasized that the regulation relating to witnesses in the Act of 29 August 1997, the Tax Ordinance, is laconic.
If a decision is made to take evidence by questioning a witness, the party must be notified of the place and time of the hearing at least seven days in advance. The parties may participate and ask questions during the hearing (Article 190 of the Code of Criminal Procedure).
The doctrine defines a witness as someone possessing knowledge of facts relevant to the case that the tax authority is attempting to reconstruct for the purposes of the proceedings. According to the commentary on the Tax Ordinance, a witness in tax proceedings can be either a person present at an event and thus relying on their personal observations, or one who obtained information indirectly, most often from other people.
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