Poland's Cabinet Adopts 2026-2028 Deregulation Programme with 21 Measures and 30 Proposals a Year Target
Poland's cabinet on November 10 adopted a regulatory programme for 2026-2028, setting out 21 measures intended to reduce administrative burdens and improve the rules governing business. The plan includes a target of at least 30 deregulation proposals a year, tax simplification, more digital public services and tighter scrutiny of new and existing regulation. The Chancellery of the Prime Minister said the programme is based on Article 71a of Poland's Entrepreneurs' Law and combines reviews of existing rules with an assessment of the cost of new obligations.
The programme is intended to turn deregulation into a continuous process rather than a series of one-off packages. It does not itself change tax rules, reporting duties or court procedures; many of its measures will require further government work and, in some cases, legislation. The cabinet adopted the programme by resolution on November 10, to take effect on the day after its publication.
According to government data as of June 30, 2026, under earlier deregulation work associated with the SprawdzaMY initiative launched in 2025, 238 proposals had been completed at government level and 163 had entered into force. The 2026-2028 programme is a separate government framework.
(Source: Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland)
Source: Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland
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