The meeting will be held on 17 September at the Ministry of Digital Affairs. 

Poland’s Ministry of Digital Affairs announced on 1 September 2025 that it will host another series of meetings devoted to consultations on the introduction of a digital services tax.

This follows after the ministry initiated plans for a Digital Services Tax (DST) on 12 August 2025 to ensure fair taxation of major multinational technology companies operating within the country.

The meeting is intended for foreign chambers of commerce. It will focus on exchanging views and experiences regarding the proposed solution, as well as sharing experiences from other countries where it is already operational. The first meeting on this matter, during which the main assumptions of the proposed solution were presented, took place on 13 August 2023.

The proposed solutions would introduce a direct tax on the consolidated revenues of the largest entities operating in the digital market. Its purpose is to level the playing field between global players and European and Polish entrepreneurs.

The digital services tax would be levied only on companies with global revenues exceeding EUR 750 million. The proposed variants were designed to ensure the highest possible tax effectiveness while maintaining maximum simplicity and transparency in the rules. The digital services tax (DST) model is based on regulations used in several other countries, including France, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

What is to be taxed

  • Digital interface services
  • Targeted digital advertising services
  • Data transfer services

What will not be taxed

  • Digital intermediation services primarily aim to deliver digital content (such as software, games, or applications) or provide communication and payment services, where users do not play a significant role in generating value for the platform.
  • Regulated financial services offered by licensed financial institutions (e.g., banking apps).
  • Direct online sales of goods or services through a supplier’s own website, where the supplier is not acting as an intermediary (e.g., retail e-commerce).

The meeting will be held on 17 September from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Ministry of Digital Affairs. Chambers of commerce can register their interest in participating at: Konsulta@cyfra.gov.pl.