Polish Deal  – historic tax reduction

The Polish Deal is an effective plan to rebuild and develop our economy after the COVID-19 pandemic. One of its key projects is tax changes. The reform will benefit 18 million Poles, including 94 per cent of pensioners. The tax-free amount will increase to PLN 30,000. People who receive the minimum wage and about 2/3 of pensioners will not pay PIT at all – that is 9 million people. The 32 per cent tax will be paid by half as many people as before. After the reform, PLN 17 billion more than before will remail in the pockets of the Poles annually. 

Council of Policy Advisors – specialists in various fields

The Council of Policy Advisors is an advisory body to the Prime Minister. In March 2021, 21 people were appointed to the Council. They are specialists in various fields, experienced in both parliamentary and local government work. The Chairman is MP and former Minister of Energy Krzysztof Tchórzewski, while the Secretary is MP and Secretary of State in the Prime Minister's Office Krzysztof Kubów. The Council also includes: Waldemar Andzel, Marek Ast, Bożena Borys-Szopa, Witold Czarnecki, Zbigniew Hoffmann, Henryk Kowalczyk, Bartosz Kownacki, Leonard Krasulski, Piotr Król, Marek Kuchciński, Krzysztof Lipiec, Ewa Malik, Anna Paluch, Zdzisław Sipiera, Marek Suski, Wojciech Szarama, Janusz Śniadek, Robert Telus, Wojciech Zubowski.

Tasks of the Council of Policy Advisors

The main tasks of the Council include the assessment of the political and economic situation in Poland. In addition, the members of the Council are engaged in presenting proposals, assessments and opinions on political and strategic objectives for the development of the country as well as on the directions of internal and external policy – in order to ensure the growth of the international position of Poland and the prosperity of its citizens.

Participation in the Council of Policy Advisors is unpaid – members will not receive any remuneration.