Upper house amends tax bill to reinstate 22% CIT rate for large firms and remove annual PIT threshold adjustments ahead of 2027 reforms.
New data shows building activity fell 2.1% in first eight months of 2026, with renovation segment worst hit, though housing market sees signs of recovery.
Major financial institutions are blocking AI agent access to customer accounts and planning crisis responses as concerns grow over unauthorised transactions.
Fewer Poles are choosing Ireland as the economic divide shrinks, while Dublin grapples with EU budget negotiations and domestic pressures.
Szczecin and Łódź lead the charge as local councils vote to raise property tax to the legal maximum, with business premises facing the sharpest increases.
Top commercial and finance roles command highest pay, but recruitment now involves up to six stages as employers prioritise competence over job titles.
Physicians who accept payments, meals or consultancy fees from pharmaceutical companies prescribe more drugs and make potentially harmful choices, researchers warn.
Ministry of Education figures reveal a 90-year-old piano teacher remains in the classroom, while the average age of Polish educators continues to rise.
New programme will see government deposit funds into accounts for 13 years, with savings potentially reaching €57,000 by retirement age.
Work has started on the hull of the first of three submarines ordered from Sweden, while Polish navy personnel undergo specialist training in Karlskrona.