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Taxation of dividends paid by a Polish company to non-Polish individuals

According to Polish tax law, there is a general rule that a flat-rate tax of 19% is charged on income paid in the form of dividends. If a dividend is paid by a Polish company, it withholds tax on that dividend. The company then transfers the tax withheld to a relevant tax office. Failure to do so (e.g., failure to withhold tax and/or transfer the correct amount of tax to a tax office) may constitute a violation of fiscal criminal law and may be subject to fiscal criminal liability. Fiscal criminal liability is borne by specific individuals responsible for the correct tax settlement, not the company itself.

Fiscal offense and exclusion of punishment – art. 16a of the Tax penal code. Warsaw, September 10, 2021

On July 26, 2021, the Polish government presented a draft law introducing extensive changes to the tax and social security laws, which were the subject of public consultations conducted by the Ministry of Finance up until August 30, 2021. These changes were partially announced earlier this year and are referred to as the “Polish Deal”.

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