The sound of silence
EurobuildCEEschedule 12 March 2020
Investors have been hearing too much noise on the Polish market
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POLAND Investors don’t pay much attention to low tax rates today; what is important to them is predictability and access to financial instruments that might mitigate financial risk. This was the conclusion of the ‘Tax barometer’ discussion panel at the Investment Market Conference held by Eurobuild in the Intercontinental Hotel in Warsaw on February 27th.
“These are the factors that are taken into account when formulating investment models, which have a minimum term of at least five years,” stated Małgorzata Dankowska, a partner at TPA Poland. “I agree that predictability is important to investors. If you look back two or three years ago when the tax authorities began questioning VAT refunds, investors became anxious about the Polish market,” added Sylwia Toczyska, a partner and a director at Vistra Poland. Justyna Bauta-
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