Deregulation divides government

If Poland 2050's deregulatory bill is not accepted by the government, the party is prepared to vote with PiS and Confederation, creating tensions within the ruling coalition. The bill aims to ease burdens on businesses, but the Finance Ministry and Prime Minister Tusk oppose it, citing high costs and redundancy with government proposals.

Key points include limiting tax audit durations and changes to tax amortization, which could cost the budget over PLN 1 billion in the first year. Despite efforts to negotiate, Poland 2050 has secured opposition support and may proceed without coalition backing if no deal is reached by July 28. This could lead to a major political rift within the government bloc.

(pb.pl)