Poland's plan to cut flat-rate tax threshold to €250,000 set to hit low-margin firms hardest

The Polish government is proposing to lower the revenue threshold for the flat-rate tax (ryczałt) to €250,000, with revenue above €300,000 taxed at 17 per cent. Tax adviser Piotr Juszczyk of inFakt warns the change will hit businesses with high turnover but low margins especially hard. Under current rules, a taxpayer only loses access to the flat rate in the year after breaching the limit — the new rules would tighten that timeline.

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