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Polish GDP in 2025 compared to the global economy – World Bank Report
Forecasts in the World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects report indicate that the Polish economy is expected to grow by 3.4% in 2025. Although this growth rate has been revised downward compared to previous forecasts (3.7%), Poland remains one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe, well ahead of the eurozone, where...
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Polish Investment Zone (PIZ) – 2024 summary in numbers
The Polish Investment Zone (PIZ, in Polish: PSI) is one of the key instruments supporting entrepreneurs in Poland, based on a system of tax reliefs. In practice, it allows companies to achieve significant savings in return for making new investments. However, numbers best illustrate how effectively this mechanism functions. Let’s...
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How to choose the right outsourcing company in Poland?
What factors should determine the choice of an outsourcing company to support a company’s growth? Which aspects of cooperation are crucial for achieving long-term benefits? Choosing the right outsourcing partner is not an easy task, so it is worth knowing what to pay special attention to. In this article, we...
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New Polish Classification of Economic Activities (PKD 2025) – Key changes and obligations for entrepreneurs
On 1 January 2025, the new Polish Classification of Economic Activities (PKD 2025) has come into force, replacing the previous PKD 2007. These changes were introduced by the Regulation of the Council of Ministers of 18 December 2024, published in the Journal of Laws of 27 December 2024 (item 1936)....
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Deposit-refund system in Poland – postponed until October 2025
On December 18, 2024, President Andrzej Duda signed the long-awaited amendment to the Packaging and Waste Packaging Management Act. At the beginning of January 2025, the provisions came into force, officially postponing the start date of the deposit-refund system to 1 October 2025. While the system was originally expected to...
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Record low number of unemployed in October 2024
In October 2024, Poland recorded the lowest number of registered unemployed individuals since statistics began in 1990. The number of people without work was 767.100, down 2,500 compared to September 2024 and 3,300 from the same period last year. Such low unemployment indicates the stability of the labor market, despite...
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Contribution holidays – a new relief option for micro-enterprises
Starting in November 2024, micro-entrepreneurs in Poland can apply for Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) contribution holidays, a new relief measure allowing them to be exempt from paying ZUS contributions for one chosen month each year. This relief targets those who meet specific criteria and covers selected social security contributions, which...
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Minimum wage increases in 2025
The Polish government has announced new minimum wage rates that will go into effect on January 1, 2025. These changes will have a significant impact on both employees and employers. The new regulation provides for an increase in the minimum wage and hourly rate, in response to the projected rise...
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Deposit system – new VAT settlement rules from 2025
A new deposit system will come into effect in Poland on January 1, 2025. As a result, reverse vending machines for returning bottles may become a permanent feature in many stores. The new system aims to improve recycling efficiency in Poland, enhance environmental protection, and provide additional income opportunities for...
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Modern metal recycling plant in Zawiercie – an investment of more than 600 million PLN
The Elemental Group, a leader in the recycling of strategic and precious metals, has opened the most advanced facility in Zawiercie for the recovery of battery metals and metals from the platinum group. This innovative investment is an important step toward sustainable development and making Europe less dependent on imports...
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