From January 1, 2025, a new Polish Classification of Activities (PKD 2025) will come into effect, replacing the currently used PKD 2007. The revised classification will include new types of activities that have emerged in the economy in recent years. It will ensure the harmonization of economic statistics within the European Union in areas such as the digital economy, circular economy, and bio-economy.

Changes in PKD will better adapt the classification to contemporary economic realities. They will also facilitate harmonization with European standards (NACE Rev. 2.1). The main goals of the amendment are to improve the quality of economic statistics, more precisely define types of activities, and facilitate the classification of enterprises in official and statistical registers.

PKD 2025 introduces more detailed grouping of activities, new classes and subclasses, as well as updated nomenclature. The new classification significantly better describes dynamic changes in the economy and will allow for more effective monitoring of new industries, such as renewable energy sources or intermediary services.

The entry into force of the changes from January 1 does not mean that we have to switch immediately. Legislators have provided a transition period until the end of 2026. During this time, enterprises will be able to use both PKD 2007 and 2025 codes. Automatic reclassification of activities will occur in most cases, but in some situations, entrepreneurs will have to update their data in registers such as REGON, CEIDG, or KRS themselves to avoid incorrect classification.

InfoCredit will soon provide its clients with solutions that will facilitate working with both the old and new classification. If you are interested in the details, please contact us at infocredit@infocredit. We will prepare detailed material on the changes with selected examples.

What is changing? In short:

Differences in the division into sections, groups, classes, and subclasses in PKD 2007 and PKD 2025: