The Ministry of Finance intends to set up a dedicated centre at the Małopolska Customs and Tax Office in Kraków to carry out its plans.
Poland’s Ministry of Finance announced a new initiative on 31 July 2025 to address aggressive tax planning and profit shifting, with a particular focus on transfer pricing.
Under the initiative, a Competence Centre for Combating Aggressive Tax Planning in Corporate Income Tax (CIT) will be established at the Małopolska Customs and Tax Office in Kraków to enhance the National Tax Administration’s (KAS) effectiveness in addressing illegal tax mechanisms, particularly in transfer pricing. The centre will leverage expertise from both domestic and international collaborations.
The KAS has shifted its focus in customs and tax audits to target areas posing the greatest fiscal threats, prioritising monetary results over the number of audits.
Additionally, the Minister of Finance and Economy is forming a Team for Combating Aggressive Tax Planning in Corporate Income Tax (CIT). This team will prepare a report with proposed solutions based on analyses of international tax systems, harmful tax planning patterns, systemic resilience, and international cooperation.
