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Information on tax-residence: who qualifies as tax resident and under what conditions
- Tax-residence
If you do not have the status of a tax resident in Poland,...
- Personal Income Tax Rates
The tax rate depends on the type of economic activity...
- Tax Appeals
Treści zamieszczone w serwisie udostępniamy bezpłatnie....
- Specific Rules
Any specific rules that apply to e.g cross-border commuters,...
- Paying Tax
The revenue tax is paid during the fiscal year. Please note:...
- Tax Filings
This deadline applies to the following tax returns: PIT-37,...
- Avoidance of Double Taxation
Poland has concluded double taxation agreements with all the...
- Changes in the Act on Foreigners
The amending act will change the wording of Article 127 (3)...
- Tax-residence
Specific information about services: conditions for carrying out specific activities, procedures for obtaining licences / authorisations / notifications, contact details and others. You can find here information about taxes and settle accounts online.
If you are foreigner living in Poland, you can register your residence – in such a situation, you will automatically obtain a PESEL Number [Polish acronym for „Universal Electronic System for Registration of the Population”].
25 lip 2024 · Case Handling Module - obtain information, prepare an application or a letter.
Understanding income tax in Poland is vital for foreigners working or living in the country. Familiarize yourself with your tax residency status, applicable tax rates, deductions, and allowances. Stay up-to-date with deadlines and ensure you use the correct tax return forms.
19 lut 2024 · Before you head to the municipality office, you'll need a completed application form for a PESEL number, which can be downloaded and filled out in advance. Additionally, ensure you have a valid identification document that confirms your identity and the details provided in the application.
25 sty 2022 · The amending act will change the wording of Article 127 (3) of the Act on Foreigners, which regulates one of the requirements for granting a temporary residence permit for the purpose of highly qualified employment, concerning the amount of remuneration that a foreigner should receive.
