The president will block a higher CIT for banks? Szefernaker: We are waiting for the details
2025-08-26 12:46
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2025-08-26 12:46
President Karol Nawrocki is an opponent of increasing taxes for ordinary Poles and is waiting for the details of the project on the CIT increases for banks – on Tuesday journalists informed the head of the office of President Paweł Szefernaker, asked if the president would veto the bill in this matter.
Szefernaker, when asked at the lobby of the conference in Warsaw, whether the president will veto the CIT increase for banks or propose other solutions in this matter, he said: “We are still talking about solutions whose details we do not know. Therefore, we will refer to, the president will refer to detailed solutions as to as soon as they are presented to the president. The president has repeated ordinary Poles, so it all depends on the details. “
Blood is pouring. Banks lose after the announcements of the new tax
The beginning of the Friday session brought a strong discount for the stock exchange shares of banks, which only deepened its halfway point. PEKAO or PKO BP are lost in response to government plans for the tax introduction of “Domiar” for the banking sector.
On Monday, the head of the Chancellery of President Zbigniew Bogucki said that the president did not agree to raise “any” taxes or tributes. Earlier he reported that there would be no consent of President Nawrocki to the proposed increase in excise duty to alcohol and the increase in the so -called sugar fee.
The Ministry of Finance assumes that the target (from 2028) CIT rate for banks will be 23 percent. Instead of the present 19 percent In the years 2026-2027, the rate of this tax would be, respectively: 30 percent. and 26 percent
The Ministry estimates that increasing the CIT rate for banks will increase CIT revenues in 2026 by approx. PLN 6.5 billion, and in total over 10 years it is to bring the budget over PLN 20 billion.
The Ministry of Finance also proposes a gradual reduction in the tax rate on certain financial institutions (so -called banking tax) by 10 percent. in 2027 and 20 percent (relative to this year) from 2028 to stimulate credit shares.
At the same time, the Ministry of Finance gave up work on the solution taken into account earlier regarding the taxation of reserves of mandatory banks maintained at the NBP. (PAP Biznes)
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