The Hungarian and Polish governments are not only good friends, but they also pay attention to each other's models and solutions in their political actions. This is essential in order to strengthen the Central European region along a common strategy and to represent the Christian-conservative ideology in the field of family support as well.
On Saturday, party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, deputy prime minister, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki presented their new country development program, which includes investments, tax reductions, and housing support similar to Hungary's CSOK.
The comprehensive program for the coming years, called the Polish Agreement, aimed at recovery after the coronavirus epidemic, was signed by two smaller government coalition partners. In addition to the 770 billion zlotys (about 60.5 thousand billion forints) to be drawn from EU funds, Poland will allocate 650 billion zlotys (51 thousand billion forints) from the state budget for investments in the next 5-7 years.
THE INVESTMENTS WILL ENABLE THE CREATION OF HALF A MILLION NEW JOBS.
According to the program, 7 percent of the gross domestic product will be allocated to healthcare. About 18 million Poles will be affected by various tax benefits, among others, pensions lower than 2.5 thousand zlotys (196.5 thousand forints) will be tax-free.
FAMILY SUPPORT SOLUTIONS INCLUDE DISCOUNTED HOUSING LOANS,
the repayment of which involves a non-refundable state subsidy after the second and subsequent children.
Source: origo.hu
Featured image: MTI/Marcin Obara/illustration
