Polish Ministry Asks Government to Take Up Digital Services Tax

Poland’s Ministry of Digital Affairs filed a formal motion to add a digital services tax to the government’s legislative agenda.

The tax would be no higher than 3% and apply to companies with global annual revenues from core digital services exceeding €1 billion ($1.19 billion) and Poland-sourced annual revenues exceeding 25 million Polish zloty ($7.1 million), according to a ministry press release.

• Acceptance as a legislative project is required before government committees and, ultimately, the Council of Ministers, can begin work on the proposal, according to a press officer for the ministry. The Council is the Polish government’s ...