PIT 2024 – when should the tax return for 2023 be submitted?

PIT 2024 – when should the tax return for 2023 be submitted?

4/24/2024
PIT 2024 – when should the tax return for 2023 be submitted?
The deadline for submitting your PIT  is getting closer. Everyone who earned taxable income in 2023 should settle their PIT by April 30 this year. Submitting tax returns on time allows you to avoid unpleasant consequences, i.e. fines in the form of interest charged for each day of delay.

How to settle PIT 2023?

Submitting a tax return can be done traditionally, by filing the form in person to the appropriate tax office assigned to the taxpayer based on residence. However, all of those who want to do it conveniently and quickly can use the online service Your e-PIT. There one can find tax returns pre-filled by the National Tax Administration. The Ministry of Finance reports that the Your e-PIT service for 2023 has already been used by over 2 million taxpayers.

Your e-PIT also for entrepreneurs

This year, entrepreneurs can also settle PIT using the Your e-PIT platform, regardless of the form of taxation.

This applies to:

  • PIT-36 - includes income from business activities and special sectors of agricultural production, income from foreign pensions and from unregistered activities taxed on general principles,
  • PIT-36L – includes income from business activities and special sectors of agricultural production taxed with a flat tax,
  • PIT-28 – includes income from rental and sales of processed plant and animal products and business activities taxed at a lump sum.

Your e-PIT allows entrepreneurs to settle tax for 2023. It is not possible to settle PIT for earlier years or submit corrections for previous years in this way.

Automatic acceptance of PIT declarations

Taxpayers settling PIT-37 or PIT-38 can sleep more peacefully. If they do not take any steps to submit a tax return - they do not accept the return in your e-PIT or do not send it in another form - it will be automatically settled and sent to the tax office on the last day of April. Thanks to this, the taxpayer does not have to worry about tax penalties that could otherwise be charged.

However, that this only applies to the two forms mentioned above. Taxpayers settling PIT-36, PIT-36L or PIT-28 must ensure that they complete the formalities and settle the tax themselves. These forms are not automatically accepted in the Your e-PIT service.

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