When can entities be considered related? Ceny transferowe

When can entities be considered related?

Entities are related if there are direct or indirect capital ( > 5% share in the capital of another entity) or personal (resulting from an employment relationship or family relationship) ties between them. A detailed description of the connections can be found here >>

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