Taxes in Poland
Poland has a uniform taxation system, equal to foreign and domestic, natural and legal persons. The rules and amounts of tax burdens, as well as the taxpayers' duties are regulated by acts published in Dziennik Ustaw (The Journal of Laws). Acts may entitle the Minister of Finance to issue regulations. The Minister of Finance specifies by regulation the maximum rates for local taxes established by self-governments. Poland has signed international Agreements for the Avoidance of Double Taxation with 66 countries. ››› more...
Poland has a uniform taxation system, equal to foreign and domestic, natural and legal persons. The rules and amounts of tax burdens, as well as the taxpayers' duties are regulated by acts published in Dziennik Ustaw (The Journal of Laws). Acts may entitle the Minister of Finance to issue regulations. The Minister of Finance specifies by regulation the maximum rates for local taxes established by self-governments. Poland has signed international Agreements for the Avoidance of Double Taxation with 66 countries. ››› more...
Avoidance of Double Taxation
List of International Agreements for the Avoidance of Double Taxation signed by the Republic of Poland ››› more...
List of International Agreements for the Avoidance of Double Taxation signed by the Republic of Poland ››› more...
Promotion and Protection of Investments
List of International Agreements on Mutual Promotion and Protection of Investments signed by the Republic of Poland ››› more...
List of International Agreements on Mutual Promotion and Protection of Investments signed by the Republic of Poland ››› more...
Special Economic Zones
In order to speed up the economic development in some parts of Poland's territory (preference for certain branches of activity, new techniques and technologies, production for export, growth of competitiveness, development of the present estate and infrastructure, employment creation, environment friendly management of natural resources) uninhabited areas have been designated and incentives for investors to start business activity there have been specified. ››› more...
In order to speed up the economic development in some parts of Poland's territory (preference for certain branches of activity, new techniques and technologies, production for export, growth of competitiveness, development of the present estate and infrastructure, employment creation, environment friendly management of natural resources) uninhabited areas have been designated and incentives for investors to start business activity there have been specified. ››› more...
Attractiveness of investing in small towns
The Gdansk Institute for Market Economics (Gdansk-Warsaw) has carried out the third ranking of attractiveness of investing in small towns already, this time focusing on 508 Polish small towns (which are not seats of voivodship or poviat authorities). ››› more...
The Gdansk Institute for Market Economics (Gdansk-Warsaw) has carried out the third ranking of attractiveness of investing in small towns already, this time focusing on 508 Polish small towns (which are not seats of voivodship or poviat authorities). ››› more...
Development potential of poviats and large towns
The ranking prepared by Regional Research Centre in Warsaw for the daily newspaper "Rzeczpospolita" included in its analysis 65 town poviats (large towns with poviats rights - 46 of them had the status of voivodship capitals until the end of 1998) and 308 landed poviats (created on 1 January 1999). ››› more...
The ranking prepared by Regional Research Centre in Warsaw for the daily newspaper "Rzeczpospolita" included in its analysis 65 town poviats (large towns with poviats rights - 46 of them had the status of voivodship capitals until the end of 1998) and 308 landed poviats (created on 1 January 1999). ››› more...
