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Your e-pit – tax returns for single parents

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My 23-year-old son is a student and during the year, he earned solely income from work in Germany. I know that this income is not taxable in Poland. Should I include this income in the child’s income limit that entitles me to file as a single parent?

Yes, regardless of the double taxation avoidance method applicable to the child’s income earned in Germany, this income can be included in the income limit for filing as a single parent.

I am a widower raising my 22-year-old son who is a student and has no income. During the year, I married a widow who is raising alone two minor children. Can I benefit from the preferential tax settlement as a single parent in my annual tax return?

Yes, you can still file as a single parent for this year. However, you must not file jointly with your wife and must meet all other conditions for filing as a single parent.

I am a widow raising a minor son. In January, I rented out my apartment under private rental. The rental revenue is taxed with a lump-sum tax. I also have income from an employment contract. Can I file preferentially as a single parent?

Yes, you can. Private rental revenue taxed under a lump-sum system does not prevent you from preferential taxation as a single parent.

I am a single parent of a 23-year-old student who earned PLN 16,000 solely from a contract of mandate during the fiscal year. Can I file as a single parent?

To file as a single parent, your child’s income must not exceed the equivalent of 12 times the monthly social pension amount as of December of the fiscal year, i.e. PLN 21,371.52. In this case, you can claim the child relief instead.

I am raising my minor child alone. My daughter has income from advertisements totaling approximately PLN 35,000. Can I file as a single parent?

Yes. The income limit of PLN 21,371.52 (equivalent to 12 times the monthly social pension amount as of December of the fiscal year) does not apply to minor children.

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