Szymon Janus wrote that InPost pays a corporate income tax (CIT) of about 7% of its revenue in Poland, while DHL — in which the German government holds an 18% stake — according to him pays 130,000 PLN, or 0.005%, and DPD — entirely owned by the French government — pays 13.5 million PLN, or 0.27%. Janus criticized the government's plan to raise the CIT for Polish companies, accusing the authorities of not implementing measures to counteract the outflow of money from Poland at the same time. He noted that some foreign corporations do pay taxes in Poland, mentioning Lidl and Biedronka, which — as he stated — contribute nearly 1.5 billion PLN annually. He added that, in his opinion, InPost does not use tools to transfer funds from other countries to Poland, which he considered somewhat regrettable. #CIT #podatki #gospodarka (translated)
