What's Next for Relief for Young People? "Don't Be Angry"
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The government has no plans to extend the tax-free period, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced during a speech at the Campus Polska Przyszłości (Polish Future Campus). The head of government was asked whether changes would be made to the zero-tax period for young people.
What will happen to young workers' money when they turn 26? During the Campus Polska Przyszłości (Polish Future Campus), organized by Rafał Trzaskowski, Donald Tusk clearly answered the question about the future of the PIT-0 tax return. The government has no plans to extend the tax-free period.
"Now there will be whistles because the government has no plans to extend the tax-free period. How is the situation of a 26-year-old more difficult than that of a 58-year-old?" said Donald Tusk at Campus Polska, responding to a question about extending the tax relief period for young people until the age of 26.
The government has no plans to extend the zero-rate personal income tax (PIT) to people over 26. Donald Tusk explained at Campus Polska why he rejects this idea.
There will be no extension of the tax-free period for people over 26 years of age, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced during a speech at the Polska Przyszłości Campus in Olsztyn.
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