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Poland Property Tax
Poland has a medium level tax regime. When it comes to buying property the taxes are neither high or low relative to its neighbours. The following taxes are relevant when purchasing property in Poland: Poland Property - Buying TaxesPolish Property Purchase Tax
There are a number of small costs when purchasing property in Poland, which
includes stamp dut of 2% plus notary fees, registration fees, court fees. The total of which comes to
around 2-3% of the purchase price typically.
VAT on new build Polish property
VAT is applied at the rate of 7% on new build property less than 120 sqm for apartments
and 350 sqm for houses, and at a rate of 23% on new build property above 120 sqm for apartments
and above 350 sqm for houses.
Poland Property - Selling TaxesPolish Property Sales Tax
There is no sales tax when selling property in Poland.
Polish Capital gains tax
The current rate in Poland is 19% (taxed as income).
For non-residents, there is no capital gains tax on property if a property is held for five years or more. For residents, the period is two years. Poland Property - Ongoing TaxesPolish Income Tax
Poland has a sliding scale income tax rate between 19 - 40%.
Property owners must pay income tax on rental income on a monthly basis. There are two tax calculation methods to choose from. 1. A flat rate of 8.5% is applied to gross income with no deductions allowed. 2. A progressive rate (percentage depends on total income) whereby deductions are allowed. Polsih General Sales Tax (VAT)
The rate of Polish VAT is 23%.
Polish Corporation Tax
The Corporation tax rate in Poland is 19%.
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