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After over 20 years of the functioning of Special Economic Zones (SEZ), the Act of the 10th May 2018 on the support for new investments (Journal of Laws of 2023, item 74, as amended) introduced changes to the tax exemption instrument (CIT or PIT) in order to adapt the provisions to the current market situation and the needs of entrepreneurs. The amendment allows for tax exemption throughout Poland by companies implementing new investments, both on public and private sites, with the exception of sites where mineral deposits occur (unless the investment concerns such deposits). At the same time, existing permits for conducting economic activity in Special Economic Zones, remain valid until the end of 2026. Additionally, the amendment of 31 July 2019 allows support for investments in areas with untapped mineral deposits, thus significantly expanding the range of locations where entrepreneurs can receive tax exemptions. On 1 January 2022, an amendment to the Act came into force, which was largely related to the change in the regional aid map.
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Special Economic Zones (SEZ) in Poland<\/font><\/span><\/b> Select the Zone you are interested<\/b> in from the list\nbelow or check the affiliation of Zones by province here<\/a><\/b>.<\/p>\n\n<\/div>
\nA map of Poland with the areas administrated by Special Economic Zones separated<\/b><\/p>\n\n<\/div><\/div>\n
\nWrite the name of the Powiat or town with Powiat<\/b> legal status<\/b> in which you wish to do business and we will direct your enquiry to the dedicated zone.<%SEARCH_SSE%>
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