Poland's pre-filled e-PIT service only covers PIT-38 when a Polish broker issues you a PIT-8C. Vested shares from a foreign employer, gains on IBKR, Revolut or eToro, and crypto all need working out by hand — this brings them into one estimate, with broker statement import, NBP-accurate currency conversion, and a PIT-38 breakdown you can cross-check against your own form.
Supports statement import from 11 major brokers, including Revolut, XTB, and Interactive Brokers
Every number traced back to the law that produced it. No filing software, no guesswork, just a total you can check before you sign.
Foreign-broker gains, dividends and crypto for PIT-38, plus a PIT/ZG breakdown per country — the parts Poland's pre-filled return leaves to you. Salary and rental are already pre-filled there for free, so we don't duplicate them.
Upload real statements from Revolut, XTB, Trading 212, and more. Every parsed transaction is shown to you before it counts.
Foreign transactions convert at the official NBP rate from the business day before, exactly as Polish law requires.
A line by line breakdown laid out like the real form, so you can verify it against your own copy.
Create a tax year — 2025 or 2026 — for your investment income.
Type it in by hand, or import broker statements directly.
See a full breakdown by source and cross-check every line against your own numbers.
No. It is a planning estimate. You still file through Poland's e-Deklaracje system or your accountant.
Both 2025 and 2026 are supported, for investment income: securities, dividends and crypto (PIT-38), with the PIT/ZG breakdown. Salary (PIT-37) and rental (PIT-28) aren't covered — Poland's e-PIT service pre-fills those for free.
Every foreign transaction converts using the NBP average rate from the last business day before it, exactly as Polish law requires.
Yes. Revolut, XTB, Trading 212, Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, Coinbase, Binance, and more, reviewed before anything is saved.
Your data is encrypted at rest by our hosting provider, never sold, and you can delete your account at any time.
Free while the product is in this stage of development. Any future pricing will be announced before it applies to you.
Yes, for the sale. The vesting itself is employment income, usually already on your PIT-11 and pre-filled by e-PIT. When you later sell the shares, enter or import the sale under Investment — it gets NBP-rate conversion, FIFO cost basis and a PIT/ZG country breakdown like any other foreign-broker gain.
One button removes every tax year and your account for good — no support ticket needed.
We track which broker you imported and whether it worked — never an amount, a holding, or anything you've entered.
Download everything you've entered as structured JSON, whenever you want a copy.