PM Morawiecki told reporters that the 2020 budget will be the first budget with no deficit in the post-communist era. He added that: “The budget of the Polish state is no longer an ATM for tax criminals.”
Government says it will reveal its budget on Tuesday.
"Poland is ready for a global economic slowdown. Poland's GDP growth should visibly drop to below zero to make our deficit come close to the EU limit," the Deputy Finance Minister Leszek Skiba told the Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily on Thursday.
The total budget for 2019 of five Polish special services is to reach PLN 1.53 billion (EUR 350 million) according to a government prepared draft budget law for 2019.
Poland's budget surplus after September 2018 amounted to PLN 3.2 billion (EUR 740 million), the Finance Ministry announced in a press release on Wednesday.
Poland's deputy Finance Minister Leszek Skiba said on Tuesday that the use of European Union funds will help accelerate the growth of investments in the country next year.
Raising the minimum wage to the government-proposed level of PLN 2,220 (EUR 523) will increase budget spending by PLN 215 mln (EUR 50.70 mln), the Family and Labour Ministry has calculated.
The proposal presented by the European Commission on Wednesday makes it possible to start a debate on the future of the next EU budget, stated Jerzy Kwieciński, the Polish Investment and Development Minister. Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Konrad Szymański added, that the proposal is still imperfect.
Foreign employees are filling gaps in the Social Insurance Institution's (ZUS) finances, therefore the Ministry of Labour wants to facilitate their employment, the Rzeczpospolita daily wrote on Friday.
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