The e-Tax Office mobile application will be launched soon. This allows you to pay for your PIT via your mobile phone.
According to Marcin Łoboda, head of the National Tax Administration, a mobile application will be available to taxpayers in the coming months, allowing secure, fast and comfortable handling of official business online. One of the functionalities will be the option to settle your personal tax. The app will be released gradually. Notaries will be the first to use it.
Your e-PIT
Your e-PIT service was introduced in 2019. On the website kontakt.gov.pl you can add your tax deductions and indicate that you and your spouse are processing your tax returns. In addition, the service gives you the option to choose from a list of public benefit institutions to which you want to allocate 1.5%. tax.
In case of electronically filed PIT returns, the time limit for refund is 45 days from the date of filing of the return. In the case of paper forms – maximum 3 months. In practice, however, taxpayers will have to wait shorter, sometimes even just two weeks, for the Your e-PIT service, for example.
To use the service, simply log in to the e-Tax Office and select the Your e-PIT service. Then check or change your details and send the declaration. The prepared tax return contains a number of data, such as the taxpayer’s details and his tax micro account. The scheme also includes the PIT exemption for people up to 26 years of age.
Persons carrying out non-agricultural business activities or special departments of agricultural production independently complete the PIT-36 or PIT-36L declaration and send it to the tax authorities. They can do this in the e-Deklaracje system. There are interactive tax return forms for entrepreneurs. Natural persons who do not run a business can also settle their accounts via e-Declarations.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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