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Kaucja Deductions in Poland: What Evidence Should Landlords Keep?

A practical look at records that can support kaucja deduction review.

This article is general information only and is not legal advice.

Kaucja deduction review is easier when check-in records, check-out records, photos, invoices, notes and tenant acknowledgements are stored alongside the tenancy. Tenaqo helps keep that evidence organised.

The evidence matters because deductions are easier to review when the landlord can show the condition before, the condition after, the work required, and the records that support the amount being considered.

Evidence that supports a clearer review

A stronger evidence file connects condition, timing, cost, and communication. It should be easy to understand without hunting through old messages.

  • Check-in and check-out records with dated photos and room notes.
  • Invoices, quotes, or repair notes connected to the claimed issue.
  • Tenant acknowledgements, responses, and any agreed deductions.
  • Deposit payment records and the final deduction statement.

How Tenaqo helps

Tenaqo keeps evidence, documents, maintenance history, and tenant responses closer together. That makes kaucja review more organised and gives landlords a clearer operational trail before they seek professional advice or make a final decision.

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