By registering you will get the personal account where you will be able to find all of the important information (order status), documents and forms in one place.

Fill in the form to register. Registration is not binding during the consultation. We will first evaluate your request/precalculation, price the service and you can then decide whether you would like to use the service.

By registering you will get the personal account where you will be able to find all of the important information (order status), documents and forms in one place.

Fill in the form to register. Registration is not binding during the consultation. We will first evaluate your request/precalculation, price the service and you can then decide whether you would like to use the service.

We offer the complex tax and accounting services:

• tax return from abroad,
• tax consultancy,
• tax return,
• VAT services,
• child benefits from Germany and Austria,
• reimbursement of pension contributions,
• accounting services.

We offer the complex tax and accounting services:

• tax return from abroad,
• tax consultancy,
• tax return,
• VAT services,
• child benefits from Germany and Austria,
• reimbursement of pension contributions,
• accounting services.

We are able to help you regarding taxes in the following countries:

• Czech Republic
• Slovakia
• Australia
• Belgium
• Finland
• Ireland
• Iceland
• Italy
• Canada
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Germany
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Austria
• Spain
• Switzerland
• USA
• United Kingdom

We are able to help you regarding taxes in the following countries:

• Czech Republic
• Slovakia
• Australia
• Belgium
• Finland
• Ireland
• Iceland
• Italy
• Canada
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Germany
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Austria
• Spain
• Switzerland
• USA
• United Kingdom

You can find the prices of all our products in the pricelist.

You can find the prices of all our products in the pricelist.

In Lithuania there are 3 tax rates:

• 20% individual income tax rate if the annual income does not exceed 60 times the average wage in Lithuania,
• 35% individual income tax rate if the annual income exceeds 60 times the average wage,
• 15% tax rate applies to legal entities.

The Pažyma form is a form that every employer must give to his employees by the end of January of the following year. It is a confirmation of the employee's annual income and the tax withheld from each month's wages for the previous calendar year.

You can claim your Lithuanian tax refund up to 5 years back.

In the year 2024 you can file the tax return / claim your tax refund for the year 2019 at the latest.

Deadlines for getting Lithuanian tax refund for previous years:

• tax return for the year 2019 - till the 2nd of May, 2024
• tax return for the year 2020 - till the 2nd of May, 2025
• tax return for the year 2021 - till the 2nd of May, 2026
• tax return for the year 2022 - till the 2nd of May, 2027
• tax return for the year 2023 - till the 2nd of May, 2028

If you fail to pay the tax by the deadline, the tax office will charge you late payment interest in the amount of 0.03% from the amounts due for each day of delay.

If you fail to file a tax return, the tax office will charge a penalty of between 10% and 50% of the estimated tax. You will also receive a penalty of 50-100% if you cannot prove the origin of your income during the tax audit.

The tax office will process the filed tax return and then pay the overpayment. The whole process takes on average 2-10 months from the time the tax return was filed.

Deadline for filing the tax return for the previous year is 2nd of May, this means that for the year 2023 it is necessary to file the tax return till the 2nd of May, 2024.

By registering you will get the personal account where you will be able to find all of the important information (order status), documents and forms in one place.

Fill in the form to register. Registration is not binding during the consultation. We will first evaluate your request/precalculation, price the service and you can then decide whether you would like to use the service.

We offer the complex tax and accounting services:

• tax return from abroad,
• tax consultancy,
• tax return,
• VAT services,
• child benefits from Germany and Austria,
• reimbursement of pension contributions,
• accounting services.

We are able to help you regarding taxes in the following countries:

• Czech Republic
• Slovakia
• Australia
• Belgium
• Finland
• Ireland
• Iceland
• Italy
• Canada
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Germany
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Austria
• Spain
• Switzerland
• USA
• United Kingdom

You can find the prices of all our products in the pricelist.

You can claim a refund up to 5 years back from the year you file your tax return.

In 2024, you can file a tax return / claim a refund for the year 2019 at the latest.

Deadlines for getting Poland tax refund for previous years:

• tax return for the year 2019 - till the 31st of December, 2024
• tax return for the year 2020 - till the 31st of December, 2025
• tax return for the year 2021 - till the 31st of December, 2026
• tax return for the year 2022 - till the 31st of December, 2027
• tax return for the year 2023 - till the 31st of December, 2028

The deadline for filing the tax return for the year 2023 is 30th of April, 2024.

If you do not file the tax return by the deadline, it can result in financial penalty of between 1/10 and 20 times the minimum wage (including interest). For the year 2023 this is PLN 360 - 72 000.

You will also lose your right to claim any tax credits and tax allowances.

You need the following documents to file your tax return:

• PIT‑11 form or a copy of your pay stubs from each employer,
• PESEL number (PL TIN),
• other documents for claiming rebates (child's birth certificate, etc.).

The lease agreement expresses the relationship between the tenant and the landlord. This means that the tenant can not only use a certain thing, but can also make a profit from it (a farmer as a tenant can cultivate a field and at the same time can keep the crops and profit from it). The landlord receives payment for this ‑ rent.

For more information on lease agreement, see the blog article.

The tax must be paid no later than the deadline for filing the tax return, which is 30th of April.

The tax for 2023 must be paid by 30th of April, 2024.

The tax office will process the tax return and then pay the overpayment. The whole process takes on average 2 - 8 months from the time the tax return is filed.

The PIT‑11 is a form that every employer must give to their employees at the end of the year. It is a certificate of the employee's annual income and the taxes withheld from each month's wages for the previous calendar year.

Polish employers must issue the PIT‑11 form to employees by 31st of January each calendar year for the previous year.

We are able to help you obtain these documents from Poland:

• PIT‑11: certificate of taxable incomes,
• U1: it proves the entitlement to unemployment benefits after your return from abroad,
• S1: it entitles the taxpayer to use the full health care in the home country while working in different country in the EU.

In addition, we can help you obtain an EWR form to give you unlimited taxpayer status. This will enable you to claim a refund and qualify for various other tax reliefs.

To obtain a PIT‑11 form, contact your employer and ask them to issue the form. If you had more than one employer, you will need a PIT‑11 form from each of them.

If you don't have a PESEL number, contact the Polish tax office and ask for one.

You can claim your taxes from United Kingdom up to 4 tax years back. As the tax year in the UK runs from 6th of April to 5th of April of the following year, the tax year is considered to be the turn of the year, for example 2022/2023.

Deadlines for claimng your taxes from United Kingdom for the previous years:

• tax return for the year 2020/2021 - till the 5th of April 2025
• tax return for the year 2021/2022 - till the 5th of April 2026
• tax return for the year 2022/2023 - till the 5th of April 2027
• tax return for the year 2023/2024 - till the 5th of April 2028

Deadline for filing the tax return for the tax year 2023/2024 is:

• 31st of October 2024, if the tax return is filed by paper,
• 31st of January 2025, if the tax return is filed electronically.

Tax year in United Kingdom runs from 6th of April to 5th of April of the following year. This means that the tax year is considered to be the turn of the year, for example 2022/2023.

The tax office usually returns the tax overpayment to the british bank account. If you do not have any british bank account, you can ask for a cheque to be sent.

Yes, you will obtain the overpayment to your bank account usually within 3 ‑8 months from the time of filing your tax return.

You will need a P45 or P60 form from each employer you worked for during the tax year to complete your tax return.

The P45 and P60 are forms confirming your income in the United Kingdom for the tax year. They are used to support the tax return and also form an attachment to the tax return.

The P45 form is issued by the employer, if you terminate your employment during the tax year, i.e. by 5th of April.

If the employment relationship is still ongoing, your employer will issue for you a P60 form at the end of the tax year.

The P45 and P60 are forms confirming your income in the United Kingdom for the tax year. They are used to support the tax return and also form an attachment to the tax return.

The P45 form is issued by the employer, if you terminate your employment during the tax year, i.e. by 5th of April.

If the employment relationship is still ongoing, your employer will issue for you a P60 form at the end of the tax year.

You will need a P45 or P60 form from each employer you worked for during the tax year to complete your tax return.

PD U1 form (Confirmation of periods to be taken into account for unemployment benefits) is a confirmation of employment abroad during which your employer paid unemployment insurance contributions on your behalf.

The form is issued by the foreign employment office after the employment termination and is submitted to the employment office in your home country or the country where you are claiming unemployment benefits.

You will need to present this document when you return from abroad to your home country or another EU country to claim unemployment benefits.

PD U1 form (Confirmation of periods to be taken into account for unemployment benefits) is a confirmation of employment abroad during which your employer paid unemployment insurance contributions on your behalf.

The form is issued by the foreign employment office after the employment termination and is submitted to the employment office in your home country or the country where you are claiming unemployment benefits.

You will need to present this document when you return from abroad to your home country or another EU country to claim unemployment benefits.

PD U1 form (Confirmation of periods to be taken into account for unemployment benefits) is a confirmation of employment abroad during which your employer paid unemployment insurance contributions on your behalf.

The form is issued by the foreign employment office after the employment termination and is submitted to the employment office in your home country or the country where you are claiming unemployment benefits.

You will need to present this document when you return from abroad to your home country or another EU country to claim unemployment benefits.

To obtain a U1 form, you will need the following documents:

• Power of Attorney (obtained from us),
• payslips or an annual income certificate Lohnbescheinigung,
• all employment contracts for the given period,
• all employment termination certificates for the given period,
• other documents.

It always depends on your situation. We will be happy to obtain the U1 form for you. Read how the service works or fill in the order form straight away.

To obtain a U1 form, you will need the following documents:

• Power of Attorney (obtained from us),
• payslips or an annual income certificate PIT‑11,
• all employment contracts for the given period,
• all employment termination certificates for the given period,
• employment certificates confirmed by the employer (if employment is still ongoing),
• insurance certificates,
• sickness benefit certificate (if you have received one),
• maternity benefits certificate (if you have received them).

To obtain a U1 form, you will need the following documents:

• Power of Attorney (obtained from us),
• payslips or an annual income certificate Pažyma,
• all employment contracts for the given period,
• all employment termination certificates for the given period,
• employment certificates confirmed by the employer (if employment is still ongoing),
• insurance certificates,
• sickness benefit certificate (if you have received one),
• maternity benefits certificate (if you have received them).

We are able to help you obtain these documents from United Kingdom:

• P45 or P60: certificate of taxable incomes,

We are able to help you obtain these documents from Lithuania:

• Pažyma: certificate of taxable incomes,
• U1: it proves the entitlement to unemployment benefits after your return from abroad,
• S1: it entitles the taxpayer to use the full health care in the home country while working in different country in the EU.

In addition, we can help you obtain an EWR form to give you unlimited taxpayer status. This will enable you to claim a refund and qualify for various other tax reliefs.

The Pažyma form is a form that every employer must give to their employees. It is a statement of the employee's annual income and the tax withheld from each month's wages for the previous calendar year.

To obtain a Pažyma form, you have to contact your employer and ask them to issue the form for you. If you had more than one employer, you will need a Pažyma form from each of them.

The lowest rate is currently 14%, the so‑called input tax rate. From this 14%, the tax rate increases progressively with increasing taxable income up to a highest tax rate of 42%.

For more information on rental income tax in Germany, see the blog article.

The biggest difference between short‑term renting and classical renting is the rental period.

Short‑term landlords can rent out their property for a maximum of 6 months, whereas for classic renting the contract is a minimum of 15 months depending on the type of contract.

The duration of a short‑term renting is usually a few days to a few weeks, but always less than 6 months.

For more information on renting property in Germany, please see the blog article.

If parts of an owner‑occupied flat or family house or another house used by the taxpayer as a whole are temporarily rented out and the income from this does not exceed €520 in the tax year, the taxation of the income may be waived for simplification purposes with the taxpayer's consent.

The most commonly deductible expenses related to rental property include:

• property tax,
• loan costs,
• accounting costs,
• repair and renovation costs,
• travel costs,
• insurance,
• property operating costs,
• financing costs (appraisal, notary, land registry fees),
• advertising costs,
• street cleaning, garbage collection,
• debt interest on the financing of the rental property,
• depreciation of the building.

For more information about renting property in Germany, please see the blog article.

Anyone required to file a tax return must file a return for the 2023 tax year by the 30th of September, 2024.

If the tax return is filled by a tax advisor or a filling assistance association, the filing deadline is extended to 31st of July, 2025.

If you file your tax return voluntarily, you have 4 years to file your tax return to the tax office, until 31st of December, 2027 for the year 2023.

If you miss the deadline, you must expect a penalty.

Anyone required to file a tax return must file a return for the 2023 tax year by the 30th of September, 2024.

If the tax return is filled by a tax advisor or a filling assistance association, the filing deadline is extended to 31st of July, 2025.

If you file your tax return voluntarily, you have 4 years to file your tax return to the tax office, until 31st of December, 2027 for the year 2023.

If you miss the deadline, you must expect a penalty.

For private home sellers, the profit made is taxable only under certain conditions. The so‑called speculation period is intended to prevent you from buying a property only to resell it at a better price depending on the market situation. You will remain tax‑free if you meet the following conditions:

• you sell the property 10 years after the purchase,
• you sell the  property sooner than 10 years after purchase, but you can prove that you have used the property yourself for the last three years.

If you do not meet the conditions for the speculation period, you must declare the sale of your property on your income tax return for the given year. The tax office will calculate the speculation tax, which can be up to 40% of the income.

The following items may be included in the costs:

• real estate agent commissions for both buying and selling,
• notary: internal costs and court costs (registration in the Land Registry),
• property transfer tax,
• renovation works and modernisation measures during the first three years after the purchase of the property (these are acquisition costs and can therefore be deducted from the profit),
• advertising costs incurred during the sale (advertising on the internet or preparation of displays),
• renovation work to achieve the optimum sales result.

We are able to help you obtain these documents from Germany:

• Lohnsteuerbescheinigung: certificate of taxable incomes,
• U1: it proves the entitlement to unemployment benefits after your return from abroad,
• S1: it entitles the taxpayer to use the full health care in the home country while working in different country in the EU.

In addition, we can help you obtain an EWR form to give you unlimited taxpayer status. This will enable you to claim a refund and qualify for various other tax reliefs.

The Lohnbescheinigung is a form that every employer must give to their employees at the end of the year. It is a certificate of the employee's annual income and the taxes withheld from each month's wages for the previous calendar year.

To obtain a Lohnbescheinigung form, contact your employer and ask them to issue the form. If you had more than one employer, you will need a Lohnbescheinigung form from each of them.

You must apply for a change of tax class to the relevant tax office, the Finanzamt. You can apply:

• electronically - via the online tax portal Elster,
• by post - to the local tax office.

Officially, you have the right to change your tax class once a year.

For more information on tax classes, see the blog article.

You must apply for a change of tax class to the relevant tax office, the Finanzamt. You can apply:

• electronically - via the online tax portal Elster,
• by post - to the local tax office.

Officially, you have the right to change your tax class once a year.

For more information on tax classes, see the blog article.

Deadline for filing the tax return for the year 2023 is:

• till the 2nd of September, 2024 - in regular deadline,
• till the 2nd of June, 2025 - with the tax advisor.

You can file the tax return in Germany up to 4 years back.

In 2024 it is possible to claim the refund for the year 2020 at the latest.

Deadlines for the tax refund from the Germany for the previous years:

• tax return for the year 2020 - till the 31st of December, 2024
• tax return for the year 2021 - till the 31st of December, 2025
• tax return for the year 2022 - till the 31st of December, 2026
• tax return for the year 2023 - till the 31st of December, 2027

You can be fined between €100 and €25,000 for not filing your tax return by the given deadline.

The amount of the fine depends on various factors - the financial situation of the taxpayer, but also the cooperation with the authorities.

You can deduct the following items in your German tax return:

• travel expenses,
• the cost of running a double household,
• the cost of work clothes,
• moving expenses,
• telephone and internet costs,
• fees associated with the child's school attendance.

You need the following documents to file your tax return:

• a certificate of taxable income - Lohnsteuerbescheinigung,
• EU/EWR form (Bescheinigung EU/EWR) - this is a mandatory attachment to the German tax return,
• other documents for claiming rebates (child's birth certificate, etc.).

For more information on the necessary documents, please see the blog article.

The Lohnsteuerbescheinigung is a form that every employer must give to his employees at the end of the year. It is a certificate of the employee's annual income and the tax withheld from each month's wages for the previous calendar year.

German employers must issue the Lohnsteuerbescheinigung form to employees by 28th of February each calendar year for the previous year.

For more information on the Lohnsteuerbescheinigung, please see the blog article.

Steuer ID is an 11‑digit tax identification number that facilitates communication in tax, economic and administrative matters.

The German tax office will assign you a Steuer ID automatically when you register your residency.

For more information about the Steuer ID, please read the blog article.

You can leave the country, but you must pay the debt according to the instructions which are mentioned on the certificate from the tax office.

The tax office will process the tax return and then pay the overpayment. The whole process takes on average 1 ‑ 6 months after the tax return is filed.

The tax must be paid no later than the deadline for filing the tax return, which is the 2nd of September, 2024.

The tax for the year 2023 must be paid by the 2nd of September, 2024.

If your tax return is filed by a tax advisor, the deadline for filing is extended by the 2nd of June, 2025. You must also pay the tax due by this deadline.

For more information on the deadlines, see the blog article.

The deadline for filing the tax return is 30th of April for the previous calendar year. The deadline for filing the 2023 tax return is the 30th of  April, 2024.

You can claim a refund from Norway up to 3 years back.

In 2024 you can file a tax return / claim a refund for the tax year 2021 at the latest.

Deadlines for Norwegian tax refunds for previous years:

• tax return for 2021 - by 30th of April, 2024
• tax return for 2022 - by 30th of April, 2025
• tax return for 2023 - by 30th of April, 2026

If you fail to file a tax return there is a fine at a rate of half the administrative fee set by the court per day. The maximum limit is 50 administrative fees. The maximum amount is NOK 61 150.

The following taxes are paid in Norway:

• income tax - 22% of income,
• a flat tax - 1.9% and 16.2%, based on the amount of wages and other income such as sickness, invalidity pension and pension,
• national insurance contributions - usually 8.2%, but also calculated on the basis of personal income.

After filing your tax return, the tax office will send you a tax assessment stating the amount of tax and the due date.

You will need the following documents to file your tax return:

• a pre‑filled / prepared tax return, which you will receive from the Norwegian tax office.

The tax office will pre‑fill your tax return based on information from your employer, banks, insurance companies and other institutions.

The tax return is pre‑filled by the Norwegian tax office which sends it also for inspection. The pre‑filled tax return must be checked and if the information is:

• correct and complete: you do not need to do anything and the tax return can be considered filed,
• incorrect and / or incomplete: you must correct / complete them and send them to the tax office by the given deadline for filing the tax return.

You can view your pre‑filled tax return via your personal account on the Norwegian tax office's website.

If you have not received the pre‑filled tax return, you must contact the Norwegian tax office and fill in the tax return using form RF‑1281.

The tax notice is the final decision from the tax office on the amount of tax you need to pay (or any overpayment you get back). The tax office usually sends it during the summer, but no later than the 1st of December.

The tax office will process the tax return and then pay the overpayment. The whole process takes on average 2 - 6 months from the time the tax return is filed.

Every resident and non‑resident of Norway who had income in the country is required to file a tax return for the previous calendar year.

Non‑residents of Norway do not file a tax return only if they are taxed under the PAYE scheme (Pay As You Earn - scheme for expat workers in Norway). The employee will only receive a receipt for the paid tax (PAYE receipt).

We will be happy to help you with your request. Schedule a consultation and one of our tax specialists will get in touch with you. Read how the consultation works or fill in the order form directly.

The Australian tax year begins on 1st of July and ends on 30th of June.

The deadline for filing a tax return for the previous tax year is 31st of October.

The 2023 tax return must be filed by the 31st of October, 2024.

You can claim your Australian tax refund up to 2 years back.

In 2024, you can file a tax return / claim a refund for the tax year 2022/2023 at the latest.

Australian tax refund deadlines for previous years:

• tax return for the year 022/2023 - by the 31st of October, 2024,
• tax return for the year 2023/2024 - by the 31st of October, 2025.

The tax office returns tax overpayments after the tax return has been processed. The tax return is usually processed by:

• 12 working days: if the tax return was filed electronically,
• 50 working days: if the tax return was filed on paper.

The tax office informs the taxpayer about the processing of the tax return by SMS. This will state the deadline for the refund of the overpayment.

You will need the following documents to file your tax return:

• a taxable income certificate (PAYG) from each employer,
• type of visa (student, work or other),
• period of employment,
• marriage certificate if you are married,
• child's birth certificate if you have children.

The PAYG form (PAYG Payment Summary or Group Certificate) is a form that every employer must give to their employees. It is a certificate of the employee's annual income and tax deductions from each month's wages for the previous tax year. The employee receives it in paper form.

If the employee has access to the STP system, the annual income form can be found here in digital form.

We will be happy to help you with your request. Schedule a consultation and one of our tax specialists will get in touch with you. Read how the consultation works or fill in the order form directly.

If you file your tax return by the regular deadline, the tax must be paid by the 21st of November at the latest.

If you file your tax return after the regular deadline, the tax must be paid within 21 days after filing the tax return.

You can be fined for not filing or filing your tax return late. The amount depends on the amount of tax and how many days after the deadline the return was filed.

Everyone is required to file a tax return for the tax year 2023/2024:

• a resident who had total taxable income in excess of AUD 18,200 in the previous tax year,
• a non‑resident who had total taxable income of more than AUD 1 in the previous tax year.

The amount of income tax depends on whether the taxpayer is resident or non‑resident in Australia.

Tax rates for the tax year 2024/2025:

• Resident: tax rates are based on the amount of income (income up to AUD 18,200 is not taxed),
• Non‑resident: the tax rate is 30 cents on each dollar (fo income betwee AUD 0 and AUD 135 000).