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PiS Tax Proposal, Fuel Price Cut, Gdynia Port Tender

PiS proposes tax changes; fuel prices drop; key tender opens in Gdynia, impacting business conditions in Poland.

Florent Kalfon · October 5, 2026 · 4 sources

The picture Improving

Business conditions in Poland are improving with tax proposals from PiS, a drop in fuel prices, and new opportunities at the Port of Gdynia.

In this briefing Karol Nawrocki · Marcin Kierwiński · Poland · Port of Gdynia · Jarosław Kaczyński · Prawo i Sprawiedliwość

Regulation

energy
retail

Fuel prices drop after new Polish law

Fuel prices at Polish petrol stations have decreased following the signing of a new law by President Karol Nawrocki. The legislation, aimed at reducing fuel costs, was influenced by advice from Marcin Kierwiński, Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration. This change is expected to provide financial relief to consumers, reports Dziennik.pl.

Impact Fuel retailers and consumers benefit from reduced fuel prices, easing transport costs.

Sources: Dziennik.pl ↗

Disruption

Nothing significant reported today.

Internal tension

Nothing significant reported today.

Safety & health

Nothing significant reported today.

Companies

Nothing significant reported today.

Markets

Nothing significant reported today.

Trade

logistics
construction

Gdynia port opens tender for major development

The Port of Gdynia has opened a tender for a significant development project after resolving an eight-year blockade that resulted in losses of 13 million PLN. The project involves transforming part of the water area into land and designing and constructing a road system, according to Bankier.pl. Six bids have been submitted for this project, which is a crucial step in preparing the infrastructure for the future expansion of the Outer Port.

Impact Logistics and construction firms may benefit from new contracts and opportunities at the Port of Gdynia.

Sources: Bankier.pl ↗

Politics

finance
public-sector

PiS proposes tax changes to attract businesses

Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (PiS) proposed significant tax changes during a congress on Saturday. The party, led by Jarosław Kaczyński, plans to replace the corporate income tax (CIT) with a 1.5% turnover tax, adjust tax thresholds annually, and suspend the National e-Invoice System (KSeF). These measures aim to attract businesses and stimulate economic growth, according to Money.pl.

Impact Polish businesses face potential changes in tax liabilities and compliance requirements.

Sources: Money.pl ↗

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