Polish Individual Retirement Accounts dodge Belka tax but Senate bill hides new catches

A bill currently before the Polish Senate on Individual Retirement Accounts (OKE) promises exemption from the so-called Belka tax on investment gains, but introduces a new levy on accumulated capital. Analysts warn the legislation contains additional conditions that investors should understand before committing funds. The fine print may significantly affect the attractiveness of this retirement savings vehicle.

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