Post by account_disabled on Nov 26, 2023 10:11:29 GMT
Act and is valid from January , . This means that for the first time it can be used in the settlement for . Regulations on the rules for applying the relief are included in the Income Tax Act PIT. Additionally, the Ministry of Finance published a brochure containing information on the settlement of the relief. In today's publication, we will describe who can benefit from the return relief and under what conditions. Who can benefit from return relief? Persons who must meet a number of statutory conditions are entitled to a return relief: If, as a result of transferring the place of residence after December.
A person is subject to unlimited tax liability in Poland and The person did not have a place of residence in Poland: during the three calendar years immediately preceding the year in which she changed her place of residence in Poland and in which she changed photo editing servies her place of residence in the territory of Poland, to the day preceding the day on which she changed her place of residence in the territory of Poland, and The person has Polish citizenship, the Pole's Card or another country of the European Union or a country belonging to the European Economic.
Area, the Swiss Confederation or has been resident for a continuous period of three full years in: the EU, the Swiss Confederation, Australia, the Republic of Chile, the State of Israel, Japan, Canada, the United States of Mexico, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the United States of America or has lived in Poland continuously for a period of calendar years preceding the three-year period referred to above.
A person is subject to unlimited tax liability in Poland and The person did not have a place of residence in Poland: during the three calendar years immediately preceding the year in which she changed her place of residence in Poland and in which she changed photo editing servies her place of residence in the territory of Poland, to the day preceding the day on which she changed her place of residence in the territory of Poland, and The person has Polish citizenship, the Pole's Card or another country of the European Union or a country belonging to the European Economic.
Area, the Swiss Confederation or has been resident for a continuous period of three full years in: the EU, the Swiss Confederation, Australia, the Republic of Chile, the State of Israel, Japan, Canada, the United States of Mexico, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the United States of America or has lived in Poland continuously for a period of calendar years preceding the three-year period referred to above.