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Poland's tax reform progresses through legislative approval
Poland's Sejm and Senate have approved significant tax reforms, introducing a new personal income tax rate and raising corporate taxes for large companies.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 6 November 2026.
The story so far as of 6 November 2026
On 5 November, Poland's Sejm passed a tax reform bill introducing a 24% personal income tax rate and raising the corporate income tax rate for large companies to 22%. On 6 November, the Senate approved the bill, modifying personal income tax thresholds and increasing the solidarity levy. The bill now awaits the president's signature.
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Coverage, day by day
- Regulation
Senate passes tax changes, awaits presidential approval
Impact Taxpayers and large corporations must prepare for higher tax rates once the president signs the bill.
Sources: Bankier.pl ↗, Money.pl ↗
- Regulation
Poland's Sejm passes major tax reform
Impact Large corporations in Poland face a higher CIT rate of 22%, affecting their tax liabilities.
Sources: Money.pl ↗, Onet Wiadomosci ↗
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