Annual income tax returns, handled step by step
Every spring, residents of Poland settle their income tax for the previous year. If you are employed under a work contract, your employer withholds advance payments, but the final calculation is still yours to file. If you also have rental income, foreign earnings, or side work, the picture grows more pieces — and each piece belongs in the right place on the right form.
A yearly return is not one universal document. Depending on your situation it may involve deductions for children, joint filing with a spouse, charitable donations, or medical expenses. Choosing correctly among these options is what often decides whether the outcome feels fair. If you would like to see the full scope of what we help with, the overview page lists every area of our practice.
How the filing process goes
Work on a return follows a calm, repeatable rhythm. Nothing is filed until the numbers make sense to you.
We map your year
We sit down together, in person or online, and list every source of income you had: employment, contracts, rentals, foreign payments, dividends. This map tells us which forms apply and which deadlines matter for you.
You gather the documents
Based on that map, you receive a short, plain checklist of what to gather — income statements from employers, bank records, donation receipts — nothing more than what your situation actually needs.
The return takes shape
Your figures are entered, deductions are matched to your family and spending situation, and the draft is checked against the map from the first step. You see the calculation before anything is submitted.
We file and close the loop
Once you confirm the draft, the return is submitted and you receive a copy together with payment instructions or refund details, whichever way it goes.
A quiet desk, a clear calculation
Bring us your tax year, we will bring you clarity.
Tell us briefly what your situation looks like — one employer, several, income from abroad — and we will suggest the sensible next step. The enquiry form sits on the main page; it takes a minute to fill in.
Similar questions come up when property or inheritance enters the picture. If that is closer to your case, read about inheritance and gift tax or see how your information is treated when you write to us.
Open the enquiry form