- From 2019 the method of transmission of information on income received in the previous year is changed.
- PIT-8C, PIT-11, PIT-11A, PIT-40A and PIT-R for 2018 are transferred to the tax office only electronically to 31 January 2019
- The time limit for sending information to the taxpayer remains unchanged and this is still the end of February.
How to submit, sign and send information
Since the new year all information about paid in 2018 revenue should be sent to the tax office electronically only, on the appropriate forms (PIT-8C, PIT-11, PIT-R). There's time for that. 31 January 2019
The date of submission of the annual PIT-4R declaration, PIT-8AR, however, does not change – this must be done by 31 January. In turn information IFT-1/IFT-1R should be submitted to 28 February.
Also by the end of February, information on the income paid should be sent to the taxpayer.
The forms may be signed:
- • qualified signature — all forms;
- • Authorising data – forms: PIT-8C, PIT-11, IFT-1/IFT-1R, PIT-4R, PIT-8AR if submitted by individuals
- and upload to three methods: using the interactive form of the Ministry of Finance, the financial and accounting module or the Universal Document Gate (UBD).
More information on new rules and ways of communicating income information, as well as any necessary contact details can be found in a specially prepared service on the tax portal (link opens a new window in another website).
Source: Finance Ministry