Poland: state-owned firms to face additional tax

The Polish government is looking into ways of increasing the tax burden for state-owned companies that note stronger profits owing to rising prices of commodities, the government spokesperson has said. Piotr Mueller was commenting on July 18 on hints made by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki several days ago. Morawiecki said that in the case of…

Poland: WB sets economic growth forecast

Labour market reforms and investments to increase productivity could raise potential economic growth in Poland to 4% a year between 2022 and 2030, the World Bank has said in a report. This year and next the economy may slow down due to inflation and other factors. The report noted that the Polish economy had “quickly…

Ukraine: almost $13 billion in aid received

Since the beginning of the full-scale war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, international partners have provided almost $13 billion in financial aid to Ukraine. “The international aid intensified at the end of June. Thanks to this, Ukraine received about $4.4 billion in June and in the first days of July. In total, since the…

Moldova: small and medium enterprises to benefit from support for competitiveness at export

The small and medium enterprises will benefit from a financial assistance in order to enhance the competitiveness at export. The parliament on July 15 ratified an agreement on loan with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and an agreement on financing with the International Development Association (IDA). Economics Minister Sergiu Gaibu unveiled the…