Supreme Court dismisses appeal against liability of managing director for company social security arrears without prior tax decision.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Andrzej M. against a lower court ruling that held him personally liable for his company's social security arrears. The court found that the tax authority was not required to issue a prior decision establishing the payer's obligation before holding the managing director responsible. Furthermore, the appellant failed to prove that enforcement against the company's assets was impossible, nor did he demonstrate that applying the liability violated social coexistence principles.