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Poland's Sejm amends tax policies, rejects CIT increase
The Polish Sejm has amended tax policies, rejecting a planned CIT increase for large companies while introducing annual PIT threshold indexation.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 25 October 2026.
The story so far as of 25 October 2026
On October 24, 2026, the Polish Sejm approved amendments to tax policies proposed by Ryszard Petru, including annual indexing of PIT thresholds and scrapping a planned CIT increase for large companies. On October 25, the Sejm rejected key elements of the government's tax reform, adopting amendments that prevent higher taxes on large companies and confirmed the annual indexation of tax thresholds. The government plans to contest these changes in the Senate, which could significantly impact its fiscal strategy.
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Sejm Rejects Tax Reform, Senate Battle Looms
Impact Large companies in Poland avoid higher taxes, affecting fiscal policy.
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Polish Sejm amends tax policies, adjusts CIT plan
Impact Large corporations in Poland will avoid a planned CIT increase, affecting their tax liabilities.
Sources: Money.pl ↗
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