Poland imposes 19% tax on family foundations, shortening planning horizons

Poland's government has introduced a 19% tax on family foundations, a reversal of prior policy that treated them as tax-neutral vehicles. The change compresses planning horizons to a single tax year, potentially driving long-term capital toward speculative behavior. This marks a significant policy shift affecting wealth management and succession planning in Poland.

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