On 11 December 2023, Poland’s Lower House of Parliament received a draft law from the government in which it amended the Act on Personal Income Tax and the Act on Corporate Income Tax. The draft law increases the applicable limits to 100% for the one-time inclusion of expenses in tax-deductible costs.
The proposed draft law is set to take effect on 1 January 2024.
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