Investor’s Tax Service Centre


One-Stop Shop for Large Investments

13.08.2024
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Whether you are planning an investment in Poland or have already started one, the Investor’s Tax Service Centre is here to provide you with comprehensive information support regarding tax law.

Our goal is to facilitate your investment process by offering reliable and up-to-date information on tax regulations, tailored to your individual needs.

All Tax Matters in One Place

You do not need to search for information on the tax implications of your investment plans on your own. With the Investor’s Tax Service Centre, you can access information about various types of taxes in one place, through a convenient one-stop-shop.

We will provide you with detailed insights into Poland’s tax system, present available tax reliefs and incentives, and share other relevant tax law information. If necessary, we can also connect you with our partners who can assist you with non-tax-related issues.

If your investment requires a binding interpretation of tax regulations, we will guide you through the process of concluding an investment agreement.

What Does the Investor’s Tax Service Centre Offer?

  • First-Hand Information: The Centre’s staff, in collaboration with relevant experts, will provide answers to your investment-related questions. We can also organize meetings with experts to help you determine the legal and tax status of your investment.
  • Individual Approach: We tailor our support to the specific needs of your investment. We can provide information in writing or during meetings—either in person or online. Our services are available in both Polish and English.
  • Direct Support: At the Centre, you will be in contact with a dedicated staff member. You can reach us quickly and directly in your preferred way—by phone, email, or through meetings.
  • Binding Interpretation of Tax Regulations: If you want to secure the tax implications of your investment, the Centre will support you throughout the process of concluding an investment agreement.

Who is Supported by the Investor’s Tax Service Centre?

The Investor’s Tax Service Centre primarily supports key investors, particularly those planning to start investments worth PLN 50 million or more. However, we also offer assistance to smaller investors.

We can support your investment at any stage of its implementation. You can contact the Centre even if you are just considering Poland as your investment destination. You can also reach out to us if you are already in the process of executing your investment.

What Do You Gain from the Investor’s Tax Service Centre?

  • Time Savings: You will receive information on various tax issues and types of taxes all in one place. Our support is fast and efficient, allowing you to focus on executing your projects.
  • Tax Assistance: With our help, you can concentrate on developing your investment in Poland.
  • Tailored Information: We provide information that meets the specific needs of your investment. We also prepare publications and webinars specifically designed for investors.
  • Security for Your Investment: If you decide to conclude an investment agreement, you will minimize tax risk and ensure legal stability for your investment.

Who Does the Investor’s Tax Service Centre Collaborate With?

We collaborate with other institutions that support investments in Poland, including:

Publications of the Investor’s Tax Service Centre

The Centre prepares Investors’ Tax Guides, which provide valuable information on tax law relevant to the investment process.

Click here to learn more on Investors’ Tax Guides

Contact Us

Write to us:

centrum.obslugi.inwestora@mf.gov.pl

We encourage you to contact The Investor’s Tax Service Centre. We are open to meetings, both in person and online.

 

Investment Agreement

Agreement for Key Investors Regarding Tax Implications of an Investment

Investors’ Tax Guide

Guidance on Tax Reliefs and Incentives