Taxes, taxes everywhere

A deposit on plastic and aluminum will be introduced in October.

A reprographic fee will be introduced in the new year for literally everything related to electronics and media, including office paper.

Higher excise tax on alcohol will be introduced in the new year, and then even higher the following year.

A higher sugar tax will soon be introduced, also extended to caffeinated products.

I'm slowly getting fed up with this shithole.

Taxes, taxes everywhere...

Migrants, migrants everywhere...

Next time allow only AI robots...Turn the power off and store them in an abandoned warehouse...Zero expenses....

Oh and those weapons from the US...Them things ain't cheap...and we are broke ... sorry, but we can't give them away for free...

You'll survive.

Developed countries the size and complexity of Poland would be far worse places without the tax revenue.


Good.


Not so good, however coffee is cheap in Poland.

In Germany it was even cheaper, but recently it has become more expensive.

That's an inevitable result of allowing people to trade in commodities that they never touch or even see. It happened with chocolate too several years ago.

I've just checked and Hungary has a 27% standard VAT tax?! Poland has 23%, but a hike is probably being discussed right now. Taxes kill the purchasing power and are usually wasted on short term programs that don't build a stronger economy. A lose - lose for citizens.

But the good news is that a church tax is being considered. If that comes in only people who want to fund a church will have taxes taken from them to fund any church.

@Lazarus
Last year, how much did you pay towards funding a church in Poland? You obviously don't want to fund a church, but your post above may suggest you've been forced to?