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14 September 2018

Corporate income tax exemption for Polish Investment Zone now in force

Poland offers several investment incentives for new investments into the country. Under a new law on "Polish Investment Zone" that entered into force on September 5, companies can now apply for a corporate income tax (CIT) exemption for a new investment to be placed at any location in Poland. On September 5, the executive regulations (by-laws) which provide for detailed, but important mechanics related to obtaining such an incentive, became a binding law.

A Global Tax Alert, attached below, provides additional details.

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