Sławomir Mentzen entered politics as a successful businessman. His company specializes in taxes, and specifically in their optimization. It even went public recently. He knows taxes from a practical perspective and has just spoken about the latest changes. One of the topics discussed is the taxation of family businesses planned from next year.
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— Family foundations can be established since last summer. They accumulate wealth over generations and exist in many European countries. So far, wealthy Poles have established such foundations in Austria, Luxembourg, Andorra and other countries. Capital, and often the businessman with tax residency, fled to the West. After years of pressure, we managed to convince the PiS government that since such solutions exist anyway, perhaps we should introduce them into our law, thanks to which the money and businessmen will remain in Poland – the politician writes.
— We succeeded last year and since then Poles have created more than a thousand family businesses. It was one of the best moves of the Law and Justice Party. – says Montzen.
As he points out, the creation of the Russian Federation required fundamental trust in the state. Once the founder contributed property to the foundation, he could no longer obtain it without high taxes.
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