The Euro: A Political Project Disguised in Economics
The euro has always been a political project, despite economic theories claiming mutual benefits for member nations. The Political Core Euro…
Economic Weekly Review: Budget Results, More Deaths Than Births, Less Pollution
For the first time since 2015, Poland’s central budget saw a nominal revenue decrease of nearly 5% in 2025, while VAT increased 12%.…
EBOR: Weaker Foreign Demand Poses Risk to Polish Economy in 2026
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development forecasts Poland’s economic growth at 3.7% in 2026, with weaker foreign demand…
UOKiK Investigates Allegro: Raids in Poznań and Warsaw
Poland’s competition authority conducts raids at Allegro headquarters and Warsaw offices amid investigation into suspected…
Rehabilitation Tax Credit: 13th Pension Excluded from Income Limit
Poland’s Ministry of Finance confirms that the 13th and 14th pensions are not counted toward the income limit for the rehabilitation tax…
Polish Consumer Credit Reform to Hit Wallets
Study shows 49% of Poles used extra services with loans in two years, as credit law changes loom. Rise of Value Added Services A Forum…
ZUS Begins Paying Higher Pensions Starting February 27 After 5.3% Indexation
ZUS will pay pension increases of 5.3% starting February 27, with some seniors receiving up to 400 zł more monthly. Payment Schedule…
ZUS Announces New Income Thresholds for Retirees and Pensioners
ZUS announced new income thresholds for early retirees and pensioners, effective March 1, 2026. New Income Thresholds From March 1, 2026, the…
Economist on SAFE: Not Manna from Heaven, but Net Balance Is Positive
Polish economist explains how SAFE borrowing benefits the country despite not being a windfall, as NBP’s foreign investments offset most…
Final Chance to Avoid Higher Energy Bills: File Declaration to Prevent Backward Bill Adjustments
Polish energy customers using maximum price rates must submit declarations by June to avoid financial penalties and bill recalculations at…