The attractiveness of the Polish Investment Zone is weakening
A growing thicket of rapidly changing and not very clear regulations is making it increasingly difficult for investors to take advantage of the support offered by the state, writes Rzeczpospolita.
According to Adam Allen, tax advisor and partner at Thedy & Partners, the current system of investment support based on the PSI programme has definitely improved the availability of support, which is no longer dependent on location in a special economic zone. But the tax settlement of the relief granted is becoming increasingly challenging. – The number of regulations, interpretations and explanations is becoming increasingly dense. And while obtaining support is becoming more and more accessible, utilising the granted tax relief is becoming more and more difficult, as it is burdened with an increasing number of ever-changing detailed rules, says Allen.
The entire article can be read at this link: Słabnie atrakcyjność Polskiej Strefy Inwestycji – rp.pl