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Michal Klosinski

Deloitte Poland

Al. Jana Pawla II 19

Warsaw 00-854

Poland

Tel: +48 225110716

Email: mklosinski@deloittece.com

Website: www.deloitte.com

Michal Klosinski is VAT service line leader in Deloitte Central Europe. Michal has worked in Deloitte Poland since 1998 and became a partner in 2009. He has more than 18 years' experience advising clients on VAT, customs and excise duties.

Michal has advised clients from various industries with particular focus on the TMT sector (technology, media and telecommunications). He managed numerous tax litigation procedures including proceedings aimed at regaining interest on overdue Polish VAT refund claims for foreign businesses, in addition to other matters. Michal has led tax reviews and tax due diligence projects for Polish acquisitions and investments made by international corporations. Additionally he has managed a service line focused on helping foreign businesses effectively manage their indirect tax reporting obligations including related tax automation.

Michal is a licenced tax adviser and graduated from University of Warsaw.

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Joanna Stawowska

Deloitte Poland

Al Jana Pawla II 19

Warsaw 00-854

Poland

Tel: +48 22 511 0849

Email: jstawowska@deloitteCE.com

Website: www.deloitteCE.com

Joanna Stawowska, Deloitte Poland, is a partner leading the Polish indirect tax practice. For seven years, she served as the Central European regional indirect tax leader, working with professionals in 17 Deloitte member firms. She is experienced in VAT and customs and excise duty, and has 19 years of experience in tax and fiscal law advisory.

Joanna helps clients solve strategic problems, formulate alternative transaction flows, and develop efficient tax structures. She also has assisted several multinational companies with projects involving VAT optimisation, Polish business set-up and cross-border transaction structuring. She serves Polish as well as international clients. She has worked on projects with the European Commission relating to the administrative burden of tax and the customs project TAXUD/2009/AO-06.

Joanna speaks at various Deloitte member firm conferences and trainings as well as externally for organisations like Fundacja Rozwoju Rachunkowosci and the Institute for International Research.

Joanna holds a master's degree in law from Jagiellonian University in Cracow.

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