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Weddings and Taxes...

  • Jan 11
  • 1 min read

👰‍♀️ Planning a wedding or reception? Don't forget about Inheritance and Donation Tax!

Otherwise, you risk paying a penalty tax of up to 75% on received gifts, as well as facing fiscal penal sanctions.


👉 How to avoid this?

  1. Check the tax group of each guest based on their relationship (kinship) to you.

  2. Prepare a specific guest list, indicating which tax group each person belongs to and the value of the gift received.

  3. Verify if the value of the gift (and other donations received within 5 years from that specific person) exceeds the statutory threshold (36,120 PLN, 27,090 PLN, or 5,733 PLN).

  4. If the value from point 3 is exceeded, submit an SD-3 declaration and pay the tax in accordance with the Act on Inheritance and Donation Tax.


For high-value gifts — in tax group 0 (e.g., from parents or grandparents), a tax exemption is possible even if the 36,120 PLN threshold is exceeded. To qualify, you must maintain the appropriate form (bank transfer instead of cash) and report the donation within 6 months of receipt using the SD-Z2 form.


Remember: In the event of an audit by tax authorities, you must be able to identify specific amounts coming from specific donors. Therefore, a guest list with assigned amounts is crucial.


This position was confirmed by the Director of the National Revenue Information (KIS) in the interpretation dated August 6, 2024, ref. no. 0111-KDIB2-2.4015.78.2024.1.PB.


 
 
 

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