Polish municipalities announce property tax and spa fee increases

Several Polish municipalities are implementing changes to local taxes and fees for 2027.

Piotrków Trybunalski has approved a 2.7% increase in real estate tax rates for 2027, indexed to inflation. This affects residential buildings, business properties, and land. Similarly, Zakroczym is considering a draft resolution to adjust property tax rates for various land and building types starting January 1, 2027.

In Świnoujście, officials are proposing a hike in the spa fee (opłata uzdrowiskowa) to 6.86 PLN per person per day for 2027, up from 6.67 PLN in 2026. Additionally, the Świnoujście City Council is reviewing a 2.7% increase in maximum property tax rates to align with limits set by the Ministry of Finance and Economy.

In Gniezno, new regulations will allow residents of Wyszyńskiego and Jana III Sobieskiego streets to purchase resident parking permits for the Paid Parking Zone starting November 2.