This article from Rzeczpospolita provides a comprehensive overview of the deadlines and reporting obligations for Polish taxpayers and payers in relation to health insurance and income for the year 2025. Employers are required to provide information to insured individuals regarding data compiled in monthly reports submitted to the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) by March 2, 2026. These obligations include details about health insurance contributions, foreign income reports for non-resident foreign workers, and various income sources, as stipulated in the relevant tax forms like PIT-16A, PIT-11, and PIT-8C.

Additionally, the article emphasizes the role of payers in electronically submitting annual declarations and information to the tax office, which includes recognizing the total health insurance contributions for the year and reporting foreign income for non-residents. It also underlines the significance of accurate data reporting for individual taxpayers, who must be informed of their total income and tax deducted throughout the year.

This information is crucial for effective tax compliance, helping ensure that individuals and businesses meet their obligations in a timely manner. The clear guidelines provided serve to alleviate confusion during the upcoming tax season, reinforcing the importance of staying organized and compliant with obligations to ZUS and the tax office.