The authorities in Poland have introduced a new tool for electronic communication with the National Revenue Administration or KAS– the e-Tax Office system.
E-Tax Office, the implemented ICT system, will be an ultimate website providing a package of online services intended for taxpayers, tax remitters, agents, court enforcement officers and notaries public. The system is to replace the previously existing Tax Portal and will be intended for comprehensive handling of issues remaining within the competence of National Revenue Administration bodies. As a rule, the use of an account in the e-Tax Office will be voluntary. Up until now, taxpayers have mostly used the Tax Portal for electronic communication with the tax authorities, and "the Youre"-PIT service for individuals.
New tool for electronic communication with Tax authorities (KAS) in Poland: the e-Tax office
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E-Tax Office will be created for the following categories of entities:
- for individuals – ex officio (whereby an individual will use the account voluntarily);
- for organizational units – on a request submitted by the persons authorized to represent the entity.
An account in the e-Tax Office system will be used for bilateral communication with the tax administration. Tax authorities will be able to deliver correspondence to a taxpayer via an account in the system only provided the taxpayer has expressed their consent thereto (via the e-Tax Office). Through the e-Tax Office, it will be possible, for instance, to file letters (including requests, declarations and powers of attorney), receive letters delivered by the National Revenue Administration authorities and make online payments for taxes, levies and non-tax budgetary dues.
Other possibilities and limitations are also described in the regulations concerning the submission of voluntary disclosure, possible extension of deadlines not only for taxpayers, Refund of overpayments to foreign entities, etc.
It is important to state that the Act which regulates this topic enters into force on 7 July 2022 (except for certain provisions to become effective at a later date).
At the same time, the exact date of the actual launch of services related to the e-Tax Office system, as well as the date of discontinuation of services available on the Tax Portal, will be announced by the Minister of Finance by a notice.
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