A new presidential draft law introducing a zero PIT rate for parents has recently drawn significant public attention. Who exactly would benefit from this solution? Would all parents be eligible? An article recently published in Rzeczpospolita includes commentary by Piotr Sekulski PhD, tax advisor, discussing key aspects of this initiative.
You can find more details and insights into the “zero PIT” concept and the proposal itself in the article available [here].
tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD
„According to the draft, each parent would be exempt from PIT on income up to PLN 140,000 annually. That’s a significant relief. As a result, the majority of parents with two children would pay no income tax at all (…) ”
tax advisor Piotr Sekulski, PhD
“(…) The new relief would not apply to parents liable for the solidarity levy (i.e. those earning over PLN 1 million per year). It would also not be available to taxpayers using the lump-sum taxation method or those taxed under the flat-rate system. Only individuals taxed under the general progressive scale would be eligible(…) ”
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