Tag: Luxembourg

Cancer Survivors Could Gain Stronger Protection From Financial Discrimination in Poland

Mirosław Wróblewski, President of Poland’s Personal Data Protection Office (UODO), has called on Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański...

Ten Years After the Brexit Vote, Poland Emerges Among the Few EU Winners

We estimate that Brexit has caused measurable losses in UK GDP growth: under the central scenario, GDP would now...

Poland’s Food-Service Market Remains Resilient Under Pressure

Restaurateurs in Poland have been operating for several years in an environment of exceptional uncertainty, driven by geopolitical instability,...

Gender Pay and Pension Gaps Still Burden Women Across the EU. MEPs Call for Stronger Action

The gender pay gap, or the difference in earnings between women and men, remains a widespread problem across the...

Poland’s capital gains tax exemption for holding companies: A complex requirement with limited applicability

The problem with applying capital gains tax exemption when selling shares by a Polish holding company comes down to...

Poland advances in the ranking of digitization of public services

In Poland, 84% of all government services are now available online, which exactly matches the European average. In an...

New capital flowing into Poland aims at cheaper assets

This year, we can observe a decrease in investor activity in the commercial real estate sector throughout Europe. The...

Foreign financing entities can increase their share in the Polish market

The political situation, the increasing inflation and interest rates, as well as the growing pressure on banks, which may...

Investors feel safe again in Poland

The total volume of investment transactions in H1 2022 amounted to almost €2.9 billion, which was more than 40%...

Germany and CEE lead growth in European investment as Savills highlights TOP picks for H2 2020

Germany and Central Eastern Europe (CEE) reported investment turnover growth across commercial real estate in H1 2020, despite the...

In 2018, the CIT gap was PLN 22 billion – Poland’s annual spending on maintaining the police force

In 2018, the CIT gap was PLN 22 billion, 35 per cent less than in 2014. At the same...

Business uncertainty driving European occupiers to fringe locations, flexible offices and development opportunities

European office take up is forecast to reach 9.2 million sq m by the end of 2019, down marginally...