Deregulation in Poland: The government will check on Tuesday, March 4, How the work is going on on deregulatory changes. The information will be provided by the head of the Standing Committee of the Council of Ministers Maciej Berek. In January 2025. prime minister Donald Tusk during the conference at which he presented A new economic plan for Polandproposed to the head of InPost Rafał Brzosce to manage the deregulation team.
A package of projects is coming: Representatives of development departments and technology, finances and the Government Legislation Center, as well as entrepreneurs and experts, take part in the works to lead to broadly extensive deregulatory changes. Rafał Brzoska announced that together with the team he was to prepare a package made up of 200-300 projects legal changes. The team is, among others with the introduction of the principle of presumption of the taxpayer's innocence. He also proposes to withdraw from punishment of taxpayers and accountants for pointless errors and mistakes and a change in the practice of bailiff enforcement.
The most popular proposals on deregulation: We are published on the website.com proposals of ordinances. Here 10 reported ideaswhich were subjected to the vote and have so far obtained the most votes:
- Lifting the obligation of periodic examinations for people with permanent disability: removal of the cyclical renewal requirement for disability decisions for persons whose health does not promise to improve them;
- Modern sales registration – eliminating the obligation to print receipts in the case of non -cash payments: a change in regulations allowing you to register sales made in non -cash (including contactless) without the need to spend paper receipts (which in 90 % of cases immediately after printing land in the basket), which will reduce the costs of entrepreneurs and improve the transaction records;
- No more requirement by offices of publicly available data from citizens and entrepreneurs: a ban on demanding by offices and banking institutions of documents and information available in public registers, such as the National Court Register, financial statements repository or data from land and mortgage registers or PESEL database and other database;
- Vacatio Legis – no end with sudden tax changes to both citizens and companies: introduction of a mandatory 12-month transitional period for changes in tax regulations;
- Presumption of the taxpayer's innocence in tax settlements: the provision of the Tax Code on resolving doubts in favor of the taxpayer is practically not used;
- Limiting the theft of identity in order to extort loans and loans – better protection of citizens and financial institutions: introducing a system enabling banks and financial institutions to verify the image of the face of clients with data in the register of ID cards (RDO);
- Simplified enforcement of receivables – faster debt recovery by small companies: introducing a simplified mechanism of enforcement based on invoices issued in the national e-invoice system (KSEF) and charged in JPK by the debtor;
- Electronic fiscal receipts so -called E -Paragons – their gradual introduction to circulation: enabling the exposure of electronic fiscal receipts instead of paper, which will simplify purchases and limit the amount of generated garbage. Currently, most receipts are printed and often get lost or faded after a few months;
- Automatic data update from the PESEL register – less formalities for all banks clients: introducing a system that enables banks and financial institutions to automatically download and update customer data from the PESEL register;
- Not paying taxpayers and accountants For pointless errors and mistakes: a large number of changes and ambiguities in settlements are caused by frequent changes in law.
The head of InPost wants to “check the will of politicians”: – If someone in Europe thinks that only the order-distribution economy manages to make changes, then he did not do the lesson from communism. We did her – said Rafał Brzoska at tvn24.pl at the end of February. In his opinion, Poles must be smarter and “use a unique situation in Europe.” – We must give tone to changes in Brussels he added. Earlier he emphasized on Platform X that the initiative on deregulation is apolitical And open, among others for entrepreneurs, employees, experts. “We called our initiative 'we check' to emphasize that we are checking what we can change for the better, but we also hope soon check the will of all officials and politicians to a good change expected by citizens” – wrote the head of Inpost.
Who is Rafał Brzoska? He is a Polish businessman, founder, president and minority shareholder of InPost, offering courier services and managing the Parcel Lote in Poland and abroad. In the last ranking of “Forbes” (almost a year ago) his property was estimated at PLN 3.71 billionwhat gave him 14. Place on the list of the richest Poles. InPost is listed on the Stock Exchange in the Netherlands.
Read also: “Rafał Brzoski's textile idea. InPost reacts to new law“.
Sources: IAR, checking.com, tvn24.pl, Rafał Brzoska (X)