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The article notes certain weaknesses of current efforts aiming at the standardization of POS tagsets for morphologically rich languages and argues that, in order to achieve clear mappings between tagsets, it is necessary to have clear and formal rules of delimiting POSs and grammatical categories within any given tagset. An attempt at constructing such a tagset for Polish is presented.