Polish government launches "Deregulation 2.0" after 160+ legal changes

Minister Maciej Berek announced on Monday that over 160 legal changes have already come into force as part of the government's deregulation programme. The cabinet is now pushing ahead with a follow-up package dubbed "Deregulation 2.0", which will include further simplifications in the tax area. Specific planned tax changes were not detailed at the press conference.

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