Government budget and revenue in Jeleniogórski (Dolnośląskie, Poland): official figures

In 2025 the municipalities of the Jeleniogórski subregion collected revenue of PLN 9,578 per inhabitant (national average PLN 9,864), 31st highest of 73 Polish subregions.

How much income tax does the Jeleniogórski subregion receive?

Municipalities in the Jeleniogórski subregion received PLN 3,239 per resident from their share of personal income tax in 2025, against PLN 3,883 nationally.

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How much does the Jeleniogórski subregion spend per resident?

Municipal spending in the Jeleniogórski subregion was PLN 9,401 per resident in 2025, leaving a surplus of PLN 177 per resident.

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How much does the Jeleniogórski subregion invest?

Municipalities in the Jeleniogórski subregion invested PLN 1,930 per resident in 2025, compared with PLN 1,725 nationally, 22nd highest of 73 Polish subregions.

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How much debt does the Jeleniogórski subregion have?

Debt service cost local governments in the Jeleniogórski subregion PLN 12.1 for every PLN 1,000 of budget revenue in 2025, compared with PLN 14.4 nationally.

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Own revenue, such as local taxes and shares of income tax, made up 68% of municipal revenue in the Jeleniogórski subregion in 2025 (PLN 6,550 per resident), compared with 71% nationally. Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy
Municipal revenue per resident in the Jeleniogórski subregion grew 164% between 2015 (PLN 3,624) and 2025. Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy
Investment accounted for 20.1% of total municipal and county spending in the Jeleniogórski subregion in 2025, against 17.8% in Poland. Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy
County (powiat) budgets in the Jeleniogórski subregion had revenue of PLN 2,797 per resident in 2025, against PLN 2,406 nationally. Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

How Jeleniogórski compares with other subregions in Poland

Municipal budget revenue per resident (PLN) (2025)

Jeleniogórski ranks 31 of 73, highest first.

Rank	Area	Municipal budget revenue per resident (PLN)
28	Siedlecki	PLN 9,596
29	Przemyski	PLN 9,589
30	Gorzowski	PLN 9,581
31	Jeleniogórski	PLN 9,578
32	Olsztyński	PLN 9,567
33	Szczeciński	PLN 9,542
34	Bielski	PLN 9,497

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Municipal investment spending per resident (PLN) (2025)

Jeleniogórski ranks 22 of 73, highest first.

Rank	Area	Municipal investment spending per resident (PLN)
19	Nowosądecki	PLN 1,996
20	Włocławski	PLN 1,995
21	Miasto Szczecin	PLN 1,993
22	Jeleniogórski	PLN 1,930
23	Świecki	PLN 1,920
24	Rzeszowski	PLN 1,913
25	Wrocławski	PLN 1,913

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Debt service per PLN 1,000 of local revenue (PLN) (2025)

Jeleniogórski ranks 41 of 73, highest first.

Rank	Area	Debt service per PLN 1,000 of local revenue (PLN)
38	Chojnicki	12.4
39	Olsztyński	12.3
40	Opolski	12.2
41	Jeleniogórski	12.1
42	Chełmsko-zamojski	11.6
43	Żyrardowski	11.6
44	Krośnieński	11.3

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Sources

Statistics Poland (GUS): Bank Danych Lokalnych (Local Data Bank) API v1: 31 indicators for all 73 NUTS3 subregions and Poland (wages, registered unemployment, medical staff, pharmacies, preschool and nursery care, class sizes, social assistance, crime, housing, flat prices, municipal and county budgets), read 24 October 2026 · saved copy (SHA-256 2043902a9f37…)

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