1% tax for public benefit organisations

Every taxpayer has the right to transfer 1% of their tax to a public benefit organisation. In such event, the taxpayer does not transfer the whole tax to the state budget, but may choose to support one of the social organisations, a foundation or association instead. Such organisations may be charitable, they may promote education, social work, defence of human rights, or other types of assistance, e.g. legal or social. Thus, the taxpayer may have a direct influence on the cases that will be supported by part of their tax.

A list of public benefit organisations is available here ->

It is worth checking, because not all foundations or associations enjoy the status of public benefit organisation, which means that 1% of tax may not be transferred to any foundation or association.

In order to transfer 1% of tax, one should enter the number of the organisation (so-called KRS number) and the amount to be transferred (which cannot exceed 1% of tax) in the correct field of the tax return form.

Related post: how to fill up Section J where you can donate 1% of your tax to a charity group

Source: http://www.migrant.info.pl/

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