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Investment accounts advance
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Legislation establishing Poland’s proposed personal investment accounts, known as OKI, has completed its passage through parliament and now requires the president’s signature. The accounts are intended to encourage households to invest more of their savings in capital-market instruments, potentially offering preferential tax treatment within defined limits.
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