Taxation in Poland

Poland is actively developing. The European Union provides significant assistance in the form of financial investments in the country’s infrastructure, new technologies, education, and medicine. All this ensures a high standard of living in Poland.

Poland also has a favourable environment for entrepreneurship. It`s easy to open your business here. Also, the number of start-ups is growing. 

This growth highlights the importance of understanding Poland’s tax system, which is essential for anyone looking to tap into this vibrant market.

Corporate Tax (CIT)

Companies with annual sales under 2 million euros pay a 9% rate.

Companies with sales over this threshold pay a 19% rate.

Value Added Tax (VAT)

The standard rate is 23%.

Personal Income Tax (PIT)

Rates vary by income and taxation form, at 12%, 19%, or 32%.

Dividend Tax

Fixed at 19%.

Withholding Tax

Ranges from 0% to 20%.

Employee Taxes

Social, medical, and pension contributions total about 64% of the net salary.

Tax Reporting in Poland

VAT returns are filed monthly or quarterly.

An annual tax declaration is required.

Advance tax payments are due monthly or quarterly.

The annual financial report must be submitted yearly.

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