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Robotisation relief
We assist enterprises in effectively utilising available tax incentives, offering comprehensive support in implementing the robotisation relief, which enhances competitiveness and fosters innovation.
What is the robotisation relief?
- The robotisation relief was introduced to support the modernisation of production processes through investments in advanced technologies. It allows businesses to deduct from their income a portion of costs associated with the acquisition and deployment of industrial robots, as well as their integration into the existing production environment.
Who can benefit?
- The relief is available to all entrepreneurs - PIT and CIT taxpayers - investing in the automation of production processes. It applies exclusively to new machinery and equipment. Notably, the relief does not require the taxpayer to conduct R&D activities, although it can serve as a valuable complement to such efforts.
What are the benefits?
- In addition to recognising robotisation expenses through standard depreciation, taxpayers may deduct 50% of eligible costs from their tax base. This provides a measurable financial benefit for businesses investing in operational efficiency through automation.
Eligible Costs:
- purchase or lease of new industrial robots;
- acquisition of peripheral machinery and equipment functionally connected to the robots;
- acquisition of software and other intangible assets necessary for robot deployment;
- training costs related to the operation and implementation of new robotic systems.
Our offer:
- assessing eligibility for the relief,
- identifying eligible costs,
- auditing documentation and cost calculations,
- assisting in preparing relevant tax returns for both current and prior periods,
- preparing applications for individual tax rulings,
- providing ongoing support by periodically verifying selected business processes,
- supporting clients during preliminary tax verification procedures,
- representing clients in tax and administrative court proceedings.