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Polish Deal – proposed changes in tax brackets and personal tax exemption amount

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by Anna Kościelny

10 August 2021

 

One of the modifications announced in the Polish Deal is about the calculation of the new tax bracket and a new personal exemption amount which is deductible from income tax.


The tax-exempt amount will be 30 thousand zloty.


The new tax-exempt amount means that income of up to 2,500 zloty a month will not be subject to PIT. Only the surplus above that amount will be taxable.


Another significant change announced in the Polish Deal is a higher tax bracket.


According to the New Deal, the tax bracket is to increase significantly – to 120,000 zloty.

 

 

Furthermore, the bill provides for a new PIT relief. It will be available to middle class workers hired under contracts of employment whose annual earnings range from 70 thousand to 130 thousand zloty.



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