Comparing Financials: InPost vs. DHL
- Revenue: InPost reports 7.2 billion PLN compared to DHL eCommerce’s 2.4 billion PLN, indicating InPost’s revenues are three times larger.
- Investments: InPost invested 494 million PLN while DHL eCommerce’s investment stood at 140.6 million PLN, meaning InPost’s investment is 3.5 times greater.
- CIT Tax: InPost’s corporate income tax amounted to 474 million PLN, while DHL eCommerce reported only 132 thousand PLN, making InPost’s tax contribution 3,590 times higher.
Brzoska emphatically declared, “STOP LYING!!!” He emphasized that investing in Poland does not exempt companies from paying taxes within the country, asserting that InPost serves as evidence of this principle.
PKO BP Tops Taxpayer Rankings
Each September, Poland’s Ministry of Finance releases a list indicating the corporate income tax contributions of various companies. For 2025, PKO BP, the country’s largest bank, topped the list with a tax contribution of 3 billion PLN, marking a year-on-year increase of 669 million PLN, or 28.1%. This makes PKO BP the second company in history to exceed the 3 billion PLN threshold in taxes. In 2022, Orlen surpassed 4 billion PLN, with a total tax of 4.4 billion PLN.
Orlen secured the second position in the latest rankings with 2.95 billion PLN, reflecting an increase of 1.6 billion PLN year-on-year, or 122%. Erste Bank Polska, previously known as Santander Bank Polska, ranked third with a tax contribution of 2.4 billion PLN, up 905 million PLN from the previous year, a growth of 59%.
Additional insights into corporate tax contributions in Poland can be found in our detailed reports.
