Investors’ Tax Guide

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Are you planning or implementing an investment in Poland? Or perhaps you just want to better understand the Polish tax system? The Ministry of Finance publishes a series of tax guides. Accesibly written, aim to help you navigate through the tax issues in Poland.

Why the Investment Agreement

Cover of a booklet titled "Why the Investment Agreement". Logos of the Ministry of Finance, National Revenue Administration, and the Investor's Tax Service Centre on the top. On the right-hand side - a graphic for illustrative purposes only.

Investments require stability and mutual trust. The Ministry of Finance offers investors the Investment Agreement, which provides certainty regarding the tax implications of planned or ongoing projects, as well as tax support at every stage of their implementation.

This brochure presents the main reasons for submitting an application to conclude an Investment Agreement.

If you want to learn more, read the „Why the Investment Agreement” brochure (in English or Polish).

Investor’s Tax Service Centre

Investment is a journey into the unknown. We understand that every ambitious project brings not only aspirations but also uncertainties, particularly concerning tax obligations. Large-scale investments often generate complex tax issues that require a tailored and comprehensive approach. To effectively support strategic investors in Poland, the Ministry of Finance has established the Investor’s Tax Service Centre.

This guide presents the activities of the Centre, which can help you understand tax issues and conduct proceedings regarding investment agreements.

If you want to learn more, read the guide “the Investor’s Tax Service Centre. Tax Support for Your Investment” (in English or Polish).

Tax Reliefs and Incentives

Booklet Cover. Visible logos: the MInistry of Finance, National Revenue Administration and the Finance Institute. Title: "Investors' Tax Guide". Subtitle: "Tax Reliefs and Incentives".

Poland is one of the most appealing places to do business in Central and Eastern Europe, with an attractive and friendly investment climate. Contributing factors include the country’s strategic location in the heart of Europe and at the crossroads of major trade routes, an ever-expanding transportation infrastructure, human capital, as well as a stable and crisis-proof economy.

We want to strengthen Poland’s investment potential, which is why we are creating conditions for opening and conducting business that respond to the needs reported by entrepreneurs.

If you want to learn more, read the “Investors' Tax Guide. Tax Reliefs and Incentives” (in English or Polish).