According to Radio Zet, the Poznań authorities hope to increase the number of reports, which will translate into higher tax revenues. The competition will last until December 31, 2025, and its results will be announced by February 27, 2026. Both permanent and temporary residences will be taken into account. The condition is that they cover a period of at least one year.
The Poznań City Hall has established detailed rules for awarding prizes. The most, as much as PLN 10 million, will go to the estate that takes first place in the ranking. The second place will receive PLN 8 million, and the third place will receive PLN 7 million. Estates ranked fourth to eighth can count on amounts ranging from PLN 1 to PLN 5 million. Data on the increase in registrations will be compared year to year.
Poznań wants to attract residents. The competition is supposed to be a way to do this
According to Radio Zet, residents can register both online and stationary. In the case of online applications, it is necessary to have a trusted profile or electronic signature, as well as documents confirming the right to the property. Stationary registration points are located in Poznań at ul. Libelta and ul. June 28, 1956
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The Poznań authorities have been taking steps for a long time to encourage people living and working in the city to register there permanently. As officials emphasize, many residents of large agglomerations in Poland are still registered in their hometowns, which means that they settle their taxes there.
From September 1, higher prices for public transport tickets and parking fees in Paid Parking Zones for people from outside the city, including those not registered, apply in Poznań. The new competition is intended to be another step towards encouraging residents to register in the capital of Greater Poland and settle personal income tax here.
