Cabinet of Ministers Economic Committee adopts draft legislation on Polish Personal Investment Accounts – FinMin
Cabinet of Ministers Economic Committee (KERM) has adopted draft legislation on Personal Investment Accounts (OKI), Poland's Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domanski said.
"Personal Investment Accounts (OKI) adopted by KERM. The implementation of OKI is an important step towards increasing long-term savings and investments. It is also one of the government's main priorities in the area of a competitive and innovative economy, recently presented by Minister Maciej Berek," Domanski wrote on Instagram.
At the beginning of August, the Ministry of Finance presented the assumptions of a project concerning a Personal Investment Account (OKI), on which new savings of citizens up to PLN 100,000 (EUR 23,460) would be exempt from capital gains tax.
The list of legislative and programme work of the Council of Ministers shows that the government wants to adopt the OKI project in the third quarter of 2025.
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