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Just moved back to Poland after 6 years in US, looking to work remotely for US-based contractors. Dare to elaborate, please? First time I hear of this.

• lukasm 5y ago
  If you are a "creative" person (software engineer, designer etc.) you can just pay a flat rate for all taxes and insurance. For example: 100k revenue will equal to 12k in income tax + medical insurance + social security. In total, it would be less than 20k (17-20% depending on a few factors). Another option would be to use IP BOX relief. If you are producing IP your tax will be 5%. If you fly to a customer, have a company car, you need a lot of equipment, your tax can be even lower. https://www.gov.pl/web/poland-businessharbour-en/tax-reliefs-in-poland-for-research-development-and-innovation https://www.gov.pl/web/poland-businessharbour-en/tax-reliefs...
  • cromka 5y ago
    Thanks, much appreciated!
    • lukasm 5y ago
      you have to decide what kind of taxation scheme you have to you after your first invoice. It's for the whole year. You can change it next year.
• michalmj 5y ago
  Google "ryczałt dla programisty". If you play your cards right in Poland you can get legally around ~10% tax total (this includes national insurance ~5% and IP Box 5% for programmers).
  • cromka 5y ago
    Thanks, much appreciated!