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Tax Law in Poland, which has been functioning as a separate branch of law for several years, can be characterized by a lack of stability and transparency. Numerous changes of tax regulations, often implemented in order to achieve expedient targets, including political ones, are fragmentary and chaotic. Besides, many norms lack a balance between the taxpayer’s and tax agencies’ rights and duties. The need to conduct a thorough reform of the tax system as well as the tax law has become more and more noticeable. At the same time, it is reckoned that conducting such a reform goes beyond the scope of the Ministry of Finance and requires involvement and cooperation of politicians, professionals and social forces.1

Proposals of Amendments of the Polish Tax Law Protecting Taxpayer’s Rights