Polish municipalities announce local tax and fee increases for 2027

Various municipalities across Poland have approved increases for local taxes and service fees effective in 2027. In Przykona, officials decided to limit agricultural tax hikes by setting a rye price of 52 PLN per deciton for calculations, which is lower than the national statistical office (GUS) recommendation of 62 PLN.

In several urban areas, property tax rates are rising due to inflation adjustments. Lublin will increase residential property taxes from 1.25 PLN to 1.29 PLN per square meter, while Krosno implemented a modified increase following local debate. Lwówek Śląski and Łódź also approved property tax adjustments, with Łódź applying a 2.7 percent increase for businesses and transport vehicles.

Waste management and sanitation costs are also trending upward. Residents in Tarnowskie Góry will see monthly waste collection fees rise from 33 PLN to 43 PLN per person starting December 2026. In Bełchatów, fees will increase to 32 PLN per person in 2027. Additionally, Lwówek Śląski is set to raise maximum rates for septic tank emptying services, with some categories seeing increases of approximately 30 percent.