The informationisation of ePIT is clearly not entirely thoughtful. Information about a possible tax surcharge will be given not by text or e-mail, but by letter and traditional. After we've received your mother 7 days to complete the obligation.
Arkadiusz Jedynak, director of the Department of Tax Collection of the Ministry of Finance, announced in the program “Money. That's what matters" that taxpayers don't have to check their testimony, because if a surcharge is charged, then the information will come to the traditional mailbox in the form of a letter.
Ministry calms down that we have 7 days to pay the tax. The taxpayers pay attention to a short period of time within which to accommodate a fee. Furthermore, the very idea of digitalising testimony contradicts the traditional form of information by sending letters, in traditional form.