Poland is proposing to introduce tax-incentivized investment accounts to boost the country’s growing economy, the country’s finance ministry announced Tuesday.

Poland plans a new tax-exempt scheme to boost investment by households which may attract around 100 billion zlotys ($27 billion) or 2.5% of GDP in the first three years, to sustain growth amid low ...

Poland has been the center of conversation recently, and for good reason. This country has experienced a transformation like ...

Poland’s CPI growth eased to 3.1% year on year in July from 4.1% y/y the preceding month, the country’s statistical office ...

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Poland’s Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański on Tuesday unveiled a new tax-free investment scheme designed to ...

Dr Justyna Grusza-Głębicka reports that Poland has initiated a direct fight against grey market gambling payments. In full ...

The ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) has announced significant expansion of its operations in Poland, with the addition of a ...

Nearly two million Ukrainians have flooded into Poland in the last few weeks. While Polish people have welcomed the refugees with open arms, politicians are warning that the country’s systems ...

Europe Poland eyes court trial for central bank chief accused of betraying country's financial interests Adam Glapiński could be barred from politics, depending on prospective trial's outcome ...

Poland is the eighth-largest economy in the European Union and the largest in central Europe, and the FTSE designation is one the country’s leaders have chased for years because of its status.