Taxes in Poland are levied by both the central and local governments.
[2] In Poland, people with the highest incomes are required to pay a solidarity levy, often referred to as the third tax bracket.
[6] Value-Added Tax applies to most trade in goods in Poland.
The tax-free amount has been increased to 30,000 PLN year (6,600 Euro per year), for every income and is deducted from salary every month There is also a non-deducted health care rate for each income of 9% and a reduction for the flat tax (for the self-employed) of 4.9%.
This makes everyone pay the fee even if their income is in the free amount.
[8] In 2023 tax-free amount remains at level of 30,000 PLN year for every income and is deducted from salary every month [9] Furthermore, a range of social security contributions apply to all in the workforce, and are shared by the employee and the employer.
These insurance contributions are paid by both private and public employees until a given ceiling.