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Poland adopts 2027 budget draft with focus on security and health

The Polish government has adopted the draft budget for 2027, prioritizing national security, healthcare, and economic development. Key fiscal indicators for 2027 include a projected GDP growth of 3 percent, an inflation rate of 2.8 percent, and a budget deficit estimated at 282.6 billion PLN. Total state expenditures are planned at 977.6 billion PLN, with revenues expected to reach 695 billion PLN.

Significant investments are earmarked for defense, with 198 billion PLN allocated to security and military needs. Healthcare spending is set to increase by 26 billion PLN compared to the previous year. Additionally, the government is proposing several tax reforms. These include raising the PIT tax threshold from 120,000 PLN to 130,000 PLN, which is expected to benefit approximately 3.5 million taxpayers.

Other proposed tax changes involve the abolition of the internet tax relief and the expansion relief, alongside an increase in tax deductions for blood donors. The Ministry of Finance also plans to introduce higher CIT rates for the largest fuel and energy companies, potentially reaching 30 percent in 2027, to generate additional revenue for the state budget.

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Andrzej Domański · Donald Tusk · Grzegorz Wrona · Katarzyna Kacperczyk · Ministry of Finance · Ministry of Health · National Health Fund · Poland · Supreme Medical Chamber · Tomasz Maciejewski

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