Poland Announces Digital Services Tax That Could Hit Apple
Key summary
Poland government announced plans to draft a digital services tax of up to 3%, poland will draft legislation for a digital services tax of up to 3% on revenues from certain digital services.
Digital services tax would tax up to 3% of revenues the proposed tax rate applies to revenues from specified digital services.
Tax thresholds would apply only to companies with over €1 billion global revenue and over $6.79 million revenue in Poland company thresholds in the draft are more than €1 billion globally and more than $6.79 million in Poland per year.
Tax scope would tax income from targeted ads, user marketplaces/platforms, and sale of user data the bill targets revenues from targeted online advertising, online platforms for user transactions or connections, and selling user data.
Krzysztof Gawkowski announced the decision to begin drafting the tax legislation, deputy Prime Minister and Digitalization Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski announced the decision.
