This article is for JDG owners who want to close 2026 without surprises. In short: before 31 December, check your costs and invoices, do a spis z natury if you keep a KPiR, decide on a ZUS holiday for December and work out your ZUS and tax for 2027 in advance.
Do not want to close the year yourself? We will check your costs, spis z natury and 2027 ZUS and take over your books from January.
Before 31 December
- Collect all cost invoices for 2026. A cost that does not land in 2026 only reduces tax next year.
- Check that all sales are invoiced and recorded, especially if you are a VAT payer.
- If you keep a KPiR (tax scale or liniowy) and hold goods or materials, do a spis z natury on 31 December.
- If you want to skip social contributions for December, the RWS application is due by the end of November, see wakacje od ZUS.
- Check e-Doręczenia: the address is mandatory for every JDG, see e-Doręczenia for a JDG.
Prepare for 2027
- Check when your ulga na start or 24 months of preferential ZUS end: after that your contributions more than double. Amounts in ZUS for a JDG in 2027.
- Work out your 2027 tax on all three forms. You can change your form until 20 February 2027, see changing your tax form for 2027.
- If you plan to hire, budget for the employee: what an employee costs in 2027.
In January and February
- By 20 January: tax and ZUS contributions for December.
- By the end of February: PIT-11 for employees and umowa zlecenie contractors.
- By 20 February: the tax form change, if you decide to switch.
We will close 2026 and take over your books
Message us on WhatsApp with your JDG tax form and who keeps your books now. We will check what to do before 31 December and run your bookkeeping from January.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a spis z natury on ryczałt?
The annual spis z natury is mandatory for those who keep a KPiR. On ryczałt it is done in specific cases, for example when changing tax form or closing the business.
Can I buy something for the business in December to cut my tax?
A cost only reduces tax if it is genuinely connected with your business. A purchase made only to save tax often costs more than it saves.
