Polish PIT income tax calculator 2026
Calculate Polish income tax (PIT) using the 2026 tax scale: 12% and 32%. Includes the PLN 30,000 tax-free amount and the relief for young people.
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Poland tax-free amount calculator 2026
Poland's tax-free amount (PLN 30,000/year) reduces your annual PIT by PLN 3,600. Enter your annual income, indicate whether you filed PIT-2, and see your exact tax saving.
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How we calculate the tax-free benefit
Tax without relief = income × 12% (first bracket). Tax with relief = (income × 12%) − PLN 3,600. Effective rate = (tax with relief / income) × 100%. The saving is always PLN 3,600 within the first bracket, or proportionally less for income below PLN 30,000.
Example: PLN 72,000 annual income
Annual income PLN 72,000, PIT-2 filed. Without the tax-free amount: PLN 8,640 tax. After applying the relief: PLN 5,040 — a saving of PLN 3,600 per year (PLN 300 extra take-home pay per month thanks to PIT-2).
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Results are indicative and do not constitute tax advice. The calculator applies 2026 PIT rates and does not account for all reliefs or deductions.
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