Poland plans to abandon corporate income tax on retained and reinvested profits for companies with annual sales below 50m zloty, Prime Minister
- Change, dubbed as “Estonian CIT”, is aimed at boosting private investments; expects country’s investment to accelerate by 2ppt in 2021
- Govt sees 4.35b zloty cost for public finance
- Expects 120,000 new jobs to be created
- Estimates ~200k firms, or 97% of all limited and joint-stock companies registered in Poland, may benefit
- Tax exemption is envisaged for 4 years; entitled companies should have only natural persons as partners and employ at least 3 ...
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