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Poland has been facing one of the highest inflation rates in the EU for many months. The realisation of deferred household demand associated with the reopening of the economy, as well as the need to utilise huge resources from the Recovery Funds will undoubtedly contribute to further fuelling the increase in price pressure in the near future. We note that certain inflationary factors are factors to which the state is able to respond with regulation…
Economic forecast for the years 2021/2022 by the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers
The economic slowdown in Poland in 2020 turned out to be milder than on average in the European Union. Poland’s GDP in 2020 shrank by mere 2.8%, while the GDP of the eurozone decreased by 6.6%…
Position of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers on the draft amendment to the Distance Act
The draft act presented by the Ministry of Development, Labour and Technology whose aim is to amend the act on investments in wind farms and some other acts (hereinafter: the Distance Act), liberalising to a certain extent the assumptions regarding the location of wind farms, is in fact a step in the right direction…
The Polish “New Deal” should make the country’s tax system more attractive;CIT Payers Forum on fiscal policy in Poland
How can the Polish economy compete with European tax havens? What should the Polish tax system look like to become a magnet attracting new companies? What fiscal instruments can help the Ministry of Finance effectively enforce corporate tax obligations? These are just some of the questions answered by the participants of the “CIT Payers Forum” organised by the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers and attended by representatives of the Ministry of Finance, largest CIT payers in major industries, as well as experts on economy and taxes…
