The e-PIT tax filing service will officially launch on February 15, providing taxpayers with an online system to submit their tax declarations. While the majority will need to wait until that date, certain groups, such as business owners and those earning rental income, can already file their taxes in advance. This accessibility can significantly accelerate the process for those eligible, as they can utilize online programs designed to guide them through the necessary documentation for filing.

Taxpayers are encouraged to log into the online Tax Office on the first day of filing to explore the e-PIT options and find out how to expedite their tax refunds. These online tools not only streamline the filing process but also ensure that taxpayers receive notifications or assistance in gathering the required forms. Those who file earlier will have their submissions officially recognized as submitted on February 15, the system's start date.

By providing such flexibility, the e-PIT system aims to enhance user experience and efficiency in tax filing and processing, reflecting a broader trend toward digitization in public services. As the deadline approaches, awareness of the available options may lead to increased participation and potentially faster turnaround times for refunds, benefiting both taxpayers and the government’s tax processing systems.