Free Poland Income Tax Calculator — PIT

Calculate your PIT with ZUS contributions, kwota wolna (tax-free amount), ulga prorodzinna (child credit), and work cost deduction. Free.

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1Select Country
🇵🇱Poland2025 rates
2Taxpayer Type
Non-residentliving abroad, taxed on local-source income only
3Annual Gross Income

Enter your gross income before any tax or deductions

RSU vest, annual bonus, or one-time lump-sum — taxed on top of your base salary at your marginal rate

4Personal DetailsAffects your result

Polish family tax credit: 1,112 zł/year (1st and 2nd child), 2,000 zł (3rd child), 2,700 zł (4th+).

Poland — Key Tax Facts

  • 0%–32% PIT — 30,000 zł tax-free amount (kwota wolna)
  • ZUS social contributions: ~13.7% employee share
  • 9% health contribution (zdrowotna) not deductible since 2022

How Polish Income Tax Works — PIT

Poland's PIT has a 30,000 zł tax-free amount (kwota wolna) — income below this is not taxed. Above that, the 12% rate applies up to 120,000 zł, then 32%. Self-employed can choose the alternative podatek liniowy (19% flat tax) which is often better at higher incomes.

PIT RateIncome
0%0–30,000 zł (kwota wolna)
12%30,001–120,000 zł
32%Over 120,000 zł
  • ZUS składki społeczne (employee): ~13.71% total — emerytalne 9.76% + rentowe 1.5% + chorobowe 2.45%
  • Składka zdrowotna: 9% health contribution — not deductible from income tax since 2022
  • Ulga prorodzinna: 1,112 zł (1st and 2nd child), 2,000 zł (3rd), 2,700 zł (4th+) per year
  • Koszty uzyskania przychodu: 3,000 zł standard work costs deduction for employees
  • Twój e-PIT pre-fills your return automatically — available at podatki.gov.pl from mid-February
  • Profil Zaufany (digital ID) required — create free via your bank at pz.gov.pl

Disclaimer: BeastyTax provides tax estimates for informational purposes only. Most calculations use official 2025 tax rates. Rates for Switzerland, Finland, Netherlands, and Belgium are based on best-available estimates and should be independently verified. Results are intended as a guide, not financial or legal advice. Tax laws change annually — always consult a qualified tax professional or your country's official tax authority for your final tax liability.