- Poland proposes a Digital Services Tax (DST) of up to 3% on large multinationals’ revenue from targeted advertising, multi-sided platforms, and monetisation of user data.
- Exemptions include platforms delivering their own content, direct online sales by suppliers, regulated financial services, crowdfunding, and editorial content publishers.
- The DST applies to entities or groups with global revenue over EUR 1 billion and Polish revenue over PLN 25 million in the previous year.
- The tax is reduced by any corporate income tax already paid.
- Public consultation on the draft legislation will begin on 2 February 2026.
Source: regfollower.com
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