Poland's Sejm passes Personal Investment Accounts law — 0.85% asset tax from 2027

Poland's Sejm passed the Personal Investment Accounts (OKI) law by 427 votes to 5, with one abstention. OKI accounts will launch on 1 January 2027, allowing savers to hold shares, funds and bonds in a single account with relief from the so-called Belka tax on capital gains. Instead of the standard capital gains tax, a 0.85% annual levy on asset value will apply from 2027.