
Selling a Flat in Poland: PIT-39, the 5-Year Rule and 19% Tax
Selling a flat or house in Poland within five years of acquisition means a PIT-39 return and 19% tax, unless you reinvest in housing.

Selling a flat or house in Poland within five years of acquisition means a PIT-39 return and 19% tax, unless you reinvest in housing.

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