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Personal Income Tax

Guide on personal income tax declarations (pit) 

 

 

Each year between February and April 30th, all employees who worked in Poland in the previous year, must submit their annual Personal Income Tax declarations (PIT) to the fiscal authorities by 30th of April.

In most cases, thanks to submitting a PIT declaration, you will receive some money as a tax refund for the previous year. The statutory deadline for PIT refunds is 3 months from the date of the correct tax declaration submission. 

How can I submit my tax declaration for 2025?

There are various PIT forms marked with different numbers but the most common form is PIT-37 for employees not running their own business.

The annual tax declaration can be submitted to the tax authorities in four main ways:

  • on-line via the e-pit official government system:

(It is the recommended option due to availability in English. To be able to log in to the e-pit official government system () you need a so called "trusted online profile" in order to authorise your data and submit the declaration. The profile can be set up via your bank, more information bellow.)

  • on-line using the e-declaration tool of the Ministry of Finance,
  • on paper submitted in person to the relevant Tax Office competent for your place of residence (for 艁贸d藕, this is: Urz膮d Skarbowy 艁贸d藕-艢r贸dmie艣cie, Dowborczyk贸w 9/11, 90-019 艁贸d藕)
  • if you are currently outside Poland, you can also file your tax declaration to a Polish consulate.

Please note that apart from the first option, the forms and on-line systems are only available in Polish.

Where can I find information necessary for my annual tax declaration (document PIT-11)?

Employees of the 91桃色 can download their PIT-11 for the previous year from the Employee Service. PIT-11 includes information on paid taxes which you have to include in your annual tax declaration. The document is available in the Employees Service () in the Employment tab.

Select the green bar "Zatwierdzam odbi贸r" - I confirm receiving the document), then the document is automatically downloaded to your computer in a pdf format.

If you want to translate any webpage which is only available in Polish, you should use Google Chrome browser (you may download it here: ). After opening a webpage in Chrome browser, choose the option: 鈥榯ranslate into English鈥�.

Settlement of foreign income using pit

The obligation to settle PIT on foreign income depends on two factors:

  1. From tax residence - persons who have Polish tax residence are obliged to settle foreign income in Poland. Please note that you are already a tax resident in Poland unless you provided the Financial Department of the 91桃色 with a relevant certificate of tax residency in another country. 
    1. Tax residence in Poland occurs when:
      • you stay in Poland for more than 183 days a year (it concerns the total number of days, not consecutive days) or
      • most of your personal or life interests are in Poland (e.g. work, company, family).
  2. From the country in which you obtained foreign income - the type of contract that our country has signed with a given country determines whether you have to settle foreign income in Poland.
    1. If Poland has signed a contract with a proportional deduction:
      • if the above conditions are met, i.e. you have Polish tax residency 鈥� you are obliged to settle foreign income in Poland (regardless of whether you obtained income in Poland or not). Foreign income should be entered in the appropriate form (depending on the type of income) in section D in PIT-36.
    2. If Poland has signed a contract with the exception of progression:
      • if you obtained income abroad 鈥� you do not have to fill in Polish PIT,
      • if you obtained income both in Poland and abroad - then you should include foreign income in section H, in the field 鈥淚ncome obtained abroad鈥� in PIT-36.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ONLINE OPTION VIA E-PIT
  2. Log in:
    • via login.gov.pl that is a trusted profile, e-ID or e-banking.
    • via the mCitizen application
    • by entering your data:
      • PESEL (or: NIP and date of birth) 
      • the amount of income from one of your previous returns
      • the amount of income from one of the information from employers (e.g., PIT-11)
      • confirm the amount of overpayment/tax to be paid from your return.
  3. Select your e-PIT.
  4. Now you can:
    • accept the prepared return
    • change the method of settlement to:
      • jointly with a spouse
      • as a single person raising children
    • supplement the return with data that was not included in the return proposal, e.g. data on income from rental/lease agreements, income from abroad
    • change or indicate the public benefit organisation (PBO) to which you want to donate 1% of tax
    • change or add a deduction for children
    • add other data (e.g., deductions for donations made to fight COVID-19, thermo-modernisation relief, deductions for blood donation, religious worship, rehabilitation or Internet expenses, contributions to an individual retirement security account (IKZE)
    • reject the prepared PIT or complete the form yourself in your e-PIT service, settle on paper or through e-Declarations. 
  5. Accept and send the statement.
  6. HAVING SUCCESSFULLY SUBMITTED YOUR PIT, YOU SHOULD DOWNLOAD THE CONFIRMATION CALLED UPO AND KEEP IT AMONG YOUR DOCUMENTS.

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