Poland's Ministry of Finance has published an official list of 66 jurisdictions subject to tax information reporting obligations for 2025, enabling automated exchange of financial data to enhance transparency and combat international tax evasion across major economies and offshore territories.

Poland announced, on 27 March 2026, details the specific nations and territories subject to tax information reporting requirements for the year 2025. The decree facilitates the automated exchange of financial data under the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) to ensure transparency and combat global tax evasion.

Published in the Official Gazette by the Minister of Finance and Economy, the announcement serves as a legal mandate based on established national statutes regarding international fiscal cooperation.

The announcement provides a comprehensive list of 66 jurisdictions, ranging from major economies like China and Canada to various islands and administrative regions.

The list includes:

  1. Aruba
  2. Guernsey
  3. Jersey
  4. Barbados
  5. Belize
  6. Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
  7. China
  8. Russia
  9. Saint Kitts and Nevis
  10. Brazil
  11. Nigeria
  12. Gibraltar
  13. Grenada
  14. Greenland
  15. Georgia
  16. Pakistan
  17. Jamaica
  18. Japan
  19. Canada
  20. Switzerland
  21. Curaçao
  22. Saudi Arabia
  23. Norway
  24. Thailand
  25. Andorra
  26. Liechtenstein
  27. Monaco
  28. Malaysia
  29. Mexico
  30. New Zealand
  31. Israel
  32. Albania
  33. Argentina
  34. Armenia
  35. Azerbaijan
  36. Chile
  37. Ecuador
  38. Ghana
  39. India
  40. Indonesia
  41. Iceland
  42. Kazakhstan
  43. Kenya
  44. Colombia
  45. South Korea
  46. Costa Rica
  47. Maldives
  48. Mauritius
  49. Moldova
  50. Panama
  51. Peru
  52. South Africa
  53. San Marino
  54. Seychelles
  55. Singapore
  56. Turkey
  57. Uganda
  58. Saint Lucia
  59. Hong Kong
  60. Ukraine
  61. Uruguay
  62. Isle of Man
  63. Cook Islands
  64. Faroe Islands
  65. United Kingdom
  66. Australia