The article explains the tax relief available for internet users in Poland for 2025/2026, detailing eligibility, deduction limits, and documentation requirements.
This article discusses the tax relief for internet expenses that Polish taxpayers can claim for the years 2025 and 2026. Taxpayers who incur internet-related expenses and have taxable income are eligible for this relief, including those subject to the progressive tax rate of 12% or 32%, as well as those with flat-rate tax income. The article emphasizes that internet expenses can be deducted regardless of how the service is used—whether it be fixed, wireless, or through mobile devices—but does not include costs for purchasing equipment or installation fees.
Eligible taxpayers must fulfill specific conditions to benefit from this tax relief, ensuring they only deduct allowable costs. The maximum deduction amount for internet costs is stipulated, and taxpayers are encouraged to keep proper documentation to support their claims. Additionally, the article outlines the documentation requirements for married couples who wish to apply for the internet tax relief.
The importance of this tax deduction is highlighted, as failure to include the internet expenses in their tax returns means potential loss of money for taxpayers. The article serves as a crucial guide for Polish citizens who wish to take advantage of this financial benefit, underlining the need for awareness of tax laws and the related documentation.
