Poland's Finance Ministry considers raising tax-free allowance by 2027
Poland is considering personal income tax reforms for 2027, including raising the tax-free limit to 60,000 PLN, at an estimated cost exceeding 70 billion PLN.
Poland's Ministry of Finance is evaluating potential reforms to the personal income tax system, which could take effect in 2027. The proposed adjustments under consideration include doubling the tax-free allowance to 60,000 PLN and raising the second tax bracket threshold to 140,000 PLN.
According to initial estimates from fiscal authorities, raising the tax-free allowance would cost the public treasury approximately 58.6 billion PLN, while adjusting the second threshold would add an estimated 11.6 billion PLN. Combined, the total financial impact of the proposed tax changes is projected to exceed 70 billion PLN. Discussions regarding fiscal feasibility remain ongoing.
Sources: Money