Poland plans to increase the corporate income tax rate paid by banks to 30% in 2026, from the current 19%, to finance increased defence spending, Deputy Finance Minister Jaroslaw Neneman was quoted as ...
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Poland Plans to Raise Tax Rate Paid by Banks
Polish bank stocks dropped after the country’s finance ministry outlined plans to increase the corporate income tax rate paid by lenders in a bid to shore up its budget. Shares in banks such as PKO ...
Poland’s plan to increase taxes on banks jolted investors, wiping 33 billion zloty ($8.9 billion) off the valuations of Warsaw-listed lenders. Warsaw’s benchmark WIG20 stocks gauge sunk 4.7% on Friday ...
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