The Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, has said the ruling Party of Law and Justice PiS will strive to tighten and simplify the country's tax system.
Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister of Poland, has said that the ruling Law and Justice PiS party will strive to tighten and simplify the country's tax system.
He made the pledge on Saturday at a PiS convention to announce the party's manifesto policies ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for this autumn.
The tightening of the tax system - PAP is already facing hurdles, as there is not much left to tighten and here we will still do a lot to raise further tens of billions of zlotys, Morawiecki said.
We will simplify taxes and reduce taxes, he said.
According to Morawiecki, PiS wants wage growth to be as strong as possible. We know how to do it - through attracting new investments that are technologically advanced, he said. A high-paying job leads to a productivity boost. If the ruling party wins the autumn elections, Morawiecki said that if the party wins the autumn elections, it intends to permanently introduce Strategic and Local Investment Programmes that allocate non-returnable government resources to local governments under the Covid-19 Prevention FundCovid-19 Prevention Fund.
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