Polish Finance Chief Says Tax-Free Income Hike Unlikely in 2026

Poland’s government will deliver its election pledge to increase the tax-free part of personal income to 60,000 zloty, but the plan is unlikely to be included in next year’s budget, Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski says on TVP Info television.

• “We are working on 2026 budget. I think that the free-tax allowance of 60,000 zloty won’t fit into this budget”
• Poland needs to focus on investment and innovation to maintain economic growth, he says
• Poland is unlikely to follow Romania’s scenario and the need to cut spending, he says, but it “requires responsible action”
• Financial markets trust Poland as they see ...