- Poland is planning a Digital Services Tax (DST), with draft rules finalized in July 2026 and a possible start date of January 1, 2027.
- The tax could be up to 3% on revenues from digital services such as online ads, marketplaces, and user data monetization.
- It would target multinational groups with more than €1 billion in global revenue and over PLN 25 million in Polish taxable revenue.
- The proposal is a new turnover-based tax, not a VAT change, though expanding VAT was seen as an alternative revenue option.
- Affected companies in Poland would still also be subject to corporate income tax.
Source: vatcalc.com
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