Poland's tax reform — curbing flat-rate abuse is a plus, but flaws remain

The Polish government's planned tax reform is seen as broadly positive, chiefly for curbing abuses of the flat-rate tax scheme. However, analysts point to significant weaknesses: the reform redistributes income inefficiently, is unlikely to deliver a major economic boost and introduces barriers that discourage large companies from growing. Overall the reform's balance is assessed as positive despite these shortcomings.

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