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Due to the entry into force of regulations regarding the exemption of working seniors from PIT, social security contributions must be allocated to the period before and after retirement age, years, respectively. Social contributions after reaching retirement age are included in item . PIT- social security contributions Part F "Information on the amount of revenue referred to in Art. section of the Act" PIT- information on the amount of income.
This part is dedicated to entities that are not payers, including farmers. This means that no advance tax was collected on these revenues during the tax year. This part includes income from other sources, in particular amounts paid after pension fund, amounts obtained as refunds from an individual retirement security account and payments from an individual retirement security account, cash photo editing servies benefits from social insurance, alimony, scholarships, benefits received under the harvest assistance agreement, subsidies subsidies other than those mentioned in Art. of the Personal Income Tax Act, subsidies, prizes and other gratuitous benefits not included in the income specified in Art.
And art. of the Personal Income Tax Act. The income shown in this part must be added to the other income shown in the annual return and you will have to pay income tax on it. Part G "Information on tax-exempt income, annex and contributions collected by the payer for health insurance and membership fees for trade unions" PIT- information on tax-exempt income This part shows income exempt from income tax up to the statutory limits, i.e. , as part of the reliefs for young people, for seniors, for large families, for those returning from abroad.
This part is dedicated to entities that are not payers, including farmers. This means that no advance tax was collected on these revenues during the tax year. This part includes income from other sources, in particular amounts paid after pension fund, amounts obtained as refunds from an individual retirement security account and payments from an individual retirement security account, cash photo editing servies benefits from social insurance, alimony, scholarships, benefits received under the harvest assistance agreement, subsidies subsidies other than those mentioned in Art. of the Personal Income Tax Act, subsidies, prizes and other gratuitous benefits not included in the income specified in Art.
And art. of the Personal Income Tax Act. The income shown in this part must be added to the other income shown in the annual return and you will have to pay income tax on it. Part G "Information on tax-exempt income, annex and contributions collected by the payer for health insurance and membership fees for trade unions" PIT- information on tax-exempt income This part shows income exempt from income tax up to the statutory limits, i.e. , as part of the reliefs for young people, for seniors, for large families, for those returning from abroad.