We publish: taxation of the 2% loan

We publish: taxation of the 2% loan

Due to the introduction of the so-called “of the “safe 2% loan”, numerous questions have arisen about the taxation of the additional discount (subsidies). In the latest article published in Rzeczpospolita, Piotr Sekulski, PhD, provides a commentary that clarifies these doubts. If you receive a discount, there will be no tax on the 2% loan.


The article is available at this link.

tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD

Is this benefit taxable? NO. – In the regulations introducing the 2% loan, you will also find a tax relief. According to Art. 21 sec. 1 point 156a of the PIT Act (in force from July 1 this year), subsidies for installments of such a loan are exempt from tax.

tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD

Were it not for this exemption, the tax office could consider that the support received from the state is income from so-called other sources. Moreover, in Art. 20 sec. 1 of the PIT Act, which describes such revenues, subsidies are listed, among others.

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About dr Piotr Sekulski

My name is Piotr Sekulski. I am a Polish tax advisor no. 13740, Doctor of Law from the Jagiellonian University and founder of Outsourced.pl. I specialize in tax advisory for the IT sector, shareholders, startup founders, technology companies, B2B contractors and internationally mobile individuals. I support clients in matters concerning lump-sum taxation, PIT, CIT, WHT, Polish tax residency, RSU/ESOP taxation, R&D relief, IP Box and 50% tax-deductible costs. I gained professional experience in reputable tax advisory firms and, as a tax advisor, have participated in several hundred tax projects for the IT, new technologies and creative sectors.

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