Transparency of Assets for Politicians and Managers of State and Municipal Companies
This draft law introduces greater financial transparency for public figures. It extends the obligation to submit public asset declarations to all board members of companies with state or local government shareholding, as well as high-income earners within them. Top state officials will be required to disclose their income and tax returns from the last 10 years.
Key points
The obligation to submit public asset declarations will cover all board members and high-income earners in companies with State Treasury or local government participation.
Top state officials (including the President, Prime Minister, and ministers) will have to disclose their income from the last 10 years, attaching copies of their tax returns (PIT).
Asset declarations will include more details, such as the spouse's separate property (for top officials), loans exceeding PLN 10,000, and any donations made.
A requirement to fill out asset declarations on a computer will be introduced to improve their readability.
Individuals newly covered by the regulations will have 3 months to resign from their positions or sell shares if their ownership is prohibited.
Status:
In Progress
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