"I Don't Want to Be Bullied over the President's decisions." The Prime Minister Proposes a Solution
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Before Tuesday's Council of Ministers meeting, Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to President Karol Nawrocki to sign the tax bills. "I'm hearing signals that not everyone there likes the idea of people paying slightly lower taxes," the prime minister said.
The government has adopted the proposed tax changes. Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Finance Minister Andrzej Domański have high hopes for it, including for the upcoming election year. Despite pressure from the government, the Presidential Palace remains steadfast in its position.
Next year's draft budget, adopted today by the Council of Ministers, increases funding for safety and health care. It also includes tax cuts – the government has adopted regulations amending the personal income tax scale, which will ease the burden on millions of Poles. Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to Karol Nawrocki to sign legislation favorable to citizens. "I have no illusions about Mr. Nawrocki's attitude…
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a tax cut. He indicated that the condition for this would be Karol Nawrocki's signature on the 2027 budget bill. "Poles cannot pay for the president's attitude toward the government," he stated.
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