Poland Slashes Health Insurance Costs for Small Business Owners in 2025

Warsaw, Wednesday, 20 November 2024.
In a significant move to support entrepreneurs, Poland’s government will reduce health insurance contributions for nearly 1 million business owners starting January 2025. The reform, cutting minimum contributions by 25%, aims to provide relief particularly to low-income businesses, saving them approximately PLN 100 monthly. This marks the largest insurance reform since the controversial Polish Deal, though it will create a PLN 945 million deficit in the National Health Fund that the government pledges to cover through the 2025 budget.