23 December 2015
As reported in our July 2015 newsletter, as of 1 January 2016 the Polish government had planned to cut their standard rate of VAT from 23% to 22%. However following a recent change in government and also concerns about the continued growth of the country, this plan has now been dropped. This means the VAT rate will remain at 23% going forward.
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