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Рубрика: Economy
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Fuel prices will increase in Poland from September 1: what will change?
From September 1, 2023, a rise in fuel prices is expected in Poland after the expiration of the CPN package.
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In Gdańsk, the number of students is increasing — rental prices may rise again
In the new academic year, an increase in the number of students is expected in Gdańsk. This could significantly impact…
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The Polish government has once again capped fuel prices: starting from August 17, it will be 1 zloty cheaper per liter
From August 17, maximum prices for gasoline and diesel are back in effect in Poland. The government has reinstated the…
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«Polish economy would come to a halt»: Deputy Minister explained what would happen without Ukrainians in Poland
Deputy Head of the Polish Ministry of Interior Maciej Duszczyk stated that a mass refusal of Ukrainians to work could…
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A Polish woman asked the tax office whether she needs to pay PIT on 30,000 zlotys for intimate services. The tax office provided an official response
At the end of June 2026, Ms. Beata (name changed), a resident of Poland, applied for an individual tax interpretation…
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Ukrainians are being denied 800+ more often after the introduction of new ZUS rules
ZUS rejected thousands of applications for the 800+ benefit submitted by Ukrainian citizens with UKR status. New rules will apply…
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From July 1, fuel prices in Poland will increase by 40–60 groszy per liter
With the end of the «Ceny Paliwa Niżej» program on July 1, Poland will return to the standard VAT rate…
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Gasoline and diesel prices in Poland are rising from today: authorities did not extend the excise duty exemption
Polish drivers will feel the first increase in fuel prices starting today, June 17. The government has extended the reduced…
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Państwo wydało ponad 38 mln złotych na opracowanie „fit-piwa”. Napój już trafił do sprzedaży, ale projekt spotkał się z krytyką
Narodowe Centrum Badań i Rozwoju (NCBR) allocated over 38 million zlotys for the Perła Fit beer project. The agency states…
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In 2027, the minimum wage in Poland will increase to 4986 zł brutto
The Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy of Poland recommends setting the minimum wage at 4,986 zł gross starting…
