The Guernsey – Poland Individual Income Tax Agreement (2013) was signed, in London, on 8 October 2013. This agreement relates to certain income of individuals under the income tax of Guernsey and the personal income tax of Poland. The agreement provides for the elimination of double taxation and contains articles in respect of non-discrimination and a mutual agreement procedure in the case of tax disputes arising.
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