Poland plans to introduce a new digital tax
The Polish government has begun work on new regulations concerning the taxation of digital services. According to official announcements, the authorities intend to conduct public consultations on the matter in order to develop the best possible solutions for the Polish economy.
The proposal involves introducing a tax of up to 3 percent on revenue generated by selected companies from providing digital services in Poland. The new law is intended primarily for large technology companies that offer their services to Polish users.
The goal of this solution is to fairly tax digital activities, which currently often fall outside traditional tax systems. The government emphasizes that these changes are aimed at leveling the playing field in the market and increasing state budget revenues.
Consultations with experts and representatives of the technology industry will allow for a thorough analysis of the effects of introducing the new regulations. For now, no exact date for the law's entry into force has been provided, but this topic remains one of the key points in the government's economic plans for the near future.