Every employee should receive a PIT-11 form from their employer if they worked legally during the year.
By the end of February, the employer is required to provide the taxpayer with a PIT-11 form. This completed PIT-11 form contains information about the taxpayer’s income earned in the previous year, advance tax payments withheld, and social security and health insurance contributions paid.
The employer should submit Form PIT-11 to the tax office by the last day of January of the year following the tax year.
By the last day of February, the employer is required to provide the PIT-11 form to the taxpayer to whom it pertains.
The PIT-11 forms you receive serve as the basis for filing your annual PIT-37 or PIT-36 tax return.
If we had more than one employer in the previous year, we will receive several PIT-11 forms. In this case, when reconciling the amounts from the same fields on multiple PIT forms, we must add them together and transfer the total amount to the appropriate field on the annual PIT form.
You can file your PIT returns electronically or at the tax office corresponding to your place of residence.
Why are we discussing income reporting in relation to a residence permit? It is common to receive a denial of a residence permit if you have not reported your income for the previous year.
