Thursday, February 9th, 2012
Taxes could jump, warns minister
"There no longer exist any areas from which we could quickly cut expenses," said Micha³ Boni, chief economic adviser to the prime minister.
In his opinion, now is the time for the government to decide whether it's enough to focus on savings, discipline and tougher management, or whether it's time to raise taxes and public pension contributions.
The news has economists outraged. "It's terrible to see the government start the discussion around raising taxes, when, in earnest, it has not done much to cut its own expenses," says Marcin Mrowiec, chief economist at Pekao bank.
From Warsaw Business Journal
Also check out:
Mining tax postponed
Goldman optimistic about Poland
Poland's manufacturing sector bounces back in January
Three economists, three views
Three economists, three views
Mining tax postponed
Goldman optimistic about Poland
Poland's manufacturing sector bounces back in January
Three economists, three views
Three economists, three views
Advertisement
Our partners











back
Go to top