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    The document discusses a case study about Tesco's operations in Poland and a new tax imposed on foreign-dominated industries. The consultant would advise Tesco to analyze revenues after taxes and determine if Poland remains a good long-term investment. The 1.9% tax increase likely wouldn't significantly impact Tesco's profits given its large presence in Poland. The consultant also wouldn't recommend exiting Poland due to the tax. While the tax specifically targets foreign businesses, it may not negatively impact existing operations or necessarily indicate future unfavorable regulations.

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    The document discusses a case study about Tesco's operations in Poland and a new tax imposed on foreign-dominated industries. The consultant would advise Tesco to analyze revenues after taxes and determine if Poland remains a good long-term investment. The 1.9% tax increase likely wouldn't significantly impact Tesco's profits given its large presence in Poland. The consultant also wouldn't recommend exiting Poland due to the tax. While the tax specifically targets foreign businesses, it may not negatively impact existing operations or necessarily indicate future unfavorable regulations.

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    The document discusses a case study about Tesco's operations in Poland and a new tax imposed on foreign-dominated industries. The consultant would advise Tesco to analyze revenues after taxes and determine if Poland remains a good long-term investment. The 1.9% tax increase likely wouldn't significantly impact Tesco's profits given its large presence in Poland. The consultant also wouldn't recommend exiting Poland due to the tax. While the tax specifically targets foreign businesses, it may not negatively impact existing operations or necessarily indicate future unfavorable regulations.

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    POLAND CASE STUDY

    International Management

    1. If you were a consultant for Tesco, how would you advise Tesco to deal with the new
    tax?

    If I was a consultant for Tesco I would advice the company to calculate the

    revenue after taxes in Poland and to understand if this country is a good place where

    the company can keep investing today and in the future. The 1.9 percent increase in

    taxes that all the foreign-dominated industries need to pay to operate in the country

    should not be a big problem for a company with 442 stores in Poland.

    2. Would this new tax be enough for you to advise the company to end business in
    Poland?

    I would not advice the business of Tesco to close their stores and stop online orders

    because of the increase for the taxes because I do not believe this will be an important

    change for Tesco income.

    3. Does the fact that this regulation is specifically targeted at foreign-dominated


    industries and businesses create concern for future regulations should you choose to
    continue operations in Poland?

    I think this new regulation will not be a big problem for companies already existing in

    the country. I believe that the extra taxation for foreign-dominated industries would

    only make new businesses more aware to open in Poland.

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