Commentary by Krzysztof Brysiewicz for Prawo.pl
9 July 2025 • Autor: Kancelaria Brysiewicz Bokina i Wspólnicy
Article: “MRPiT: Punishing traders who violate strictures must not be rash’ takes up a very important topic concerning the controversial Article 23 of the Act of 28 October 2020 amending certain laws in connection with countering COVID-19 emergencies, commonly referred to as the Good Samaritan Act.
This provision, in force since 29 November last year, deals with the consequences of a business’s possible violation of restrictions, orders and prohibitions related to the epidemic state and the possibility of being deprived of aid funds as a result. For example, the entrepreneur is threatened with the loss of exemption from Social Security contributions, subsidies from the financial shield 2.0, but also EU subsidies.
As the Ministry points out, it is first necessary to carry out explanatory activities and then to establish violations.
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Attention is also drawn to Krzysztof Brysiewicz ‘s entry entitled “Civil disobedience. “Civil disobedience under threat of state aid repayment?”.
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