Abstract

<p>The paper deals with the problems of public and legal burdens of cooperative banks operating in Poland, in terms of their limits on the strength of taxes (various types of mandatory fees and levies for the state). Comparative public and legal burdens of banks are discussed in the literature. As the main research goal, the authors chose to examine the situation of cooperative banks in the context of increasing tax and legal burdens. The article uses the desk research method, comparative method and quantitative analysis of cooperative banks’ tax burden for calculating the author’s tax restrictiveness index. The authors proposed their own definition of the tribute paid by cooperative banks to the state and institutions subordinate to it. An interesting perspective on the subject of effectiveness of cooperative banks in comparison with their tax burden was analyzed. The paper also exposes the methodology of examining public-law burdens in cooperative banks and conducted a stress limit analysis for these burdens (tributes) on the example of 309 banks – participants of the Association Protection System – SOZ BPS. It is important to point out that the tax restrictiveness index (WD) in the studied group of cooperative banks was calculated. A new concluding case on problems related to further raising the tax burden of cooperative banks in Poland was also presented.</p>

Highlights

  • The over-regulation and increase in public and legal burdens of the banking sector after the recent financial crisis included cooperative banks in Poland

  • U The main goal of the paper is to present the situation of cooperative banks in the context of increasing tax and legal burdens

  • The thesis is as follows: the public-legal burdens of Polish cooperative banks are increasingly higher in recent years, approaching the limit of financial strength of taxes from these banks

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Introduction

The over-regulation and increase in public and legal burdens of the banking sector after the recent financial crisis included cooperative banks in Poland. The thesis is as follows: the public-legal burdens of Polish cooperative banks are increasingly higher in recent years, approaching the limit of financial strength of taxes from these banks. It is worth mentioning that if banking activity is accepted as a public good, the state should protect this sector (Masiukiewicz, 2015b) This happened during the subprime crisis in the EU and the U.S The sector’s densities should be sustainable in relation to imposed regulatory obligations and tasks, including supporting the country’s economy (Kalicki, 2019; Żółtkowski, 2016).under the concept of public-legal burdens, or a kind of tribute, the authors understand the burden more.

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