Finance Minister Domański: Personal Investment Accounts law cuts taxes and won't be vetoed

Finance Minister Andrzej Domański said he sees no grounds for the president to veto the Personal Investment Accounts (OKI) law, arguing it delivers a tax cut. He said the legislation will strengthen Poland's capital market and benefit individuals who want to invest, though it will come at a cost to the state budget. Domański did not specify the estimated budgetary impact.