Poland caps flat-rate tax threshold — top-earning doctors among those affected

The Polish government's proposed tax changes include capping the flat-rate (ryczałt) tax threshold, which would strip some of the highest-earning self-employed workers — including top doctors — of access to low tax rates and minimal health contributions. Experts say the reform moves in the right direction but does not eliminate the attractiveness of the flat-rate system for a large share of the self-employed.

Similar stories

📈 Business Tax reform winners: salaried workers earning 12,000 PLN gross or more Money.pl · 10h ago 📈 Business Business owners alarmed: Tusk's tax proposals will hit small and mid-sized firms hard Bankier.pl · 4h ago 📈 Business Polish government plans to strip high-revenue firms of flat-rate tax option Rzeczpospolita · 7h ago