The vast majority of respondents say that regulations limit the development of domestic enterprises and economy, bureaucracy is excessive, and taxes from taxes are wasted – informs Wednesday 'Rzeczpospolita'. “
In the study carried out by the “RZ” carried out by the Indicator marketing research center, both among the total respondents and entrepreneurs, the positive assessment of the prime minister's initiative on the development of the economy predominates – so recognized 62 and 73 percent respectively. The percentage of negative ratings in both groups is – as the newspaper notes – only 10 percent.
Entrepreneurs hope that this will finally change in response to the prime minister's initiative Donald Tusk Deregulation team under the leadership of Rafał Brzoska, head of InPost.
The deregulation team was created by Rafał BrzoskaPaweł Supernak/PAP
On Monday, February 10 this year. During the “Poland. A breakthrough” conference, Prime Minister Donald Tusk offered Rafał Brzosce to create a team that will quickly prepare deregulation proposals.
Brzoska is an entrepreneur, founder and president of InPost, which offers logistics solutions for the e-commerce industry. The company has, among others network over 66 thousand Points where you can send or pick up a package.
Poles want deregulation
“The respondents generally have no doubt that the regulations, and therefore overregulating, inhibit the development of the Polish economy and enterprises. The respondents badly assess the level of bureaucracy in our country. According to two -thirds of them, it is definitely or rather too high,” says the daily. “Rz” indicated that in the group of entrepreneurs the percentage of such answers was even higher and reached 79 percent. As an appropriate level of bureaucracy, it assesses 12 and 9 percent, respectively. respondents.
With changes in tax law
Among the areas that, in the assessment of the respondents, require the most deregulation, was found Tax law (63 percent of indications), followed by pharmacies and access to medicines and the energy sector.
The clear majority of respondents also believe that public funds are ineffective in Poland, i.e. tax money is simply wasted. Almost two -thirds of the respondents agree with this statement. There is a little more than one in the opposite opinion – adds the newspaper.
Source of the main photo: PAP/Kalbar