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CIT hike to 22% would cut valuations of two-thirds of WIG companies by 3–4%
Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government has proposed raising the corporate income tax (CIT) rate from 19% to 22% for companies with annual revenues above €50 million. Analysts at Trigon DM estimate the change would affect around two-thirds of WIG-listed companies, reducing their valuations by 3–4%. The proposal was unveiled on Wednesday.
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