Poland: Consultations on individual tax forms, changes due to “Polish Deal” program

Remarks and suggestions on the proposed drafts may be submitted until 1 June 2022.

Changes due to “Polish Deal” program

The Ministry of Finance on 24 May 2022 announced tax consultations on certain tax forms for use by individual taxpayers—the new PIT-38 (tax return on income/losses generated in a tax year) and PIT-8C (information on certain types of income from capital gains) forms. 

The existing forms had to be adapted, inter alia, to changes brought by the “Polish Deal” program. Remarks and suggestions on the proposed drafts may be submitted via email until 1 June 2022. New templates are to apply to income (revenue) earned starting from 1 January 2022.

Read a May 2022 report prepared by the KPMG member firm in Poland

 

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