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The End of One of the Tax Reliefs in the Personal Income Tax (PIT) After 22 Years. The Ministry Has Sent a Draft

The Ministry of Finance has prepared a bill eliminating the internet tax credit. Instead, the ministry proposes increasing the deduction for blood donors and extending preferences supporting business automation. The bill is now open for consultation.
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Since 2005, it has been one of the most popular tax deductions, used by nearly half a million Poles each year. Now, however, the rules of the game are changing. The draft bill, which has just been added to the legislative agenda, leaves no doubt. The elimination of the internet tax relief is becoming a fact. The Ministry of Finance explains that the benefit has already fulfilled its historic purpose… The article "Elimination of the internet tax …

The Ministry of Finance has prepared a bill eliminating the internet tax credit. Instead, the ministry proposes increasing the deduction for blood donors and extending preferences supporting business automation. The bill is now open for consultation.

A draft bill that would eliminate the internet tax credit has been submitted for public consultation. The Ministry of Finance has announced a new limit on the tax credit for blood donors. It also proposes, among other things, increasing the tax credit for blood donations and extending the tax credit for robotics.

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The Ministry of Finance has announced a draft law that would eliminate the popular internet tax credit. The document has already been submitted for public consultation, and the changes are scheduled to take effect next year. The ministry explains that the tax credit, introduced in 2005, has already served its purpose – today, 96.2% of Polish households have internet access.

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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