Useful information about the PSI programme
Find out what diversification of a plant's production means in the Polish Investment Zone. Learn why the 200% threshold in practice means exceeding the value of assets 3 times over, and how it relates to the quantitative criterion.
Read the articleEnergy infrastructure in the PSI does not have to be an excluded cost. Find out how the 80/20 rule allows you to safely include your own energy sources, such as photovoltaics or cogeneration, in the eligible costs of your investment.
Read the articleMicro, small, medium or large: the size of your enterprise determines how high a state aid bonus you can receive under the Polish Investment Zone. The difference can be as much as 20 percentage points! Find out how to determine your company's status step by step in accordance with the EU definition of SMEs.
Read the articleFind out what a fundamental change in the production process means under PSI. Review the European Commission's explanations, the conditions for large companies and how to avoid having an investment classified as a replacement investment.
Read the articleIn today's article we take a closer look at what the term new investment actually covers, and focus on the term "reinvestment". Although it is commonly used by the Ministry of Development and Technology and by the special economic zones (SEZ), its definition is not as obvious.
Read the articleWhen can you use the CIT/PIT exemption for new investments? This article explains the difference between the support models and the most common pitfalls: an incorrect completion date, failure to amend the decision in case of delays, and activity not covered by the decision. Practical tips.
Read the articleOne of the most important rules when applying for support under the Polish Investment Zone is the requirement that a support decision may be issued only for a new investment project that has not yet been started. This seemingly simple criterion, however, raises many doubts among entrepreneurs.
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