pit-38 2026.4.20

Polish investment tax calculator (PIT-38) for stocks and cryptocurrency

PIT-38 — Polish Investment Tax Calculator

🇵🇱 Wersja polska

A command-line tool for calculating Polish income tax on stocks and cryptocurrency (PIT-38 form). It imports transaction history from popular brokers, converts foreign currencies to PLN using official NBP exchange rates, and computes your tax liability.

Supported Brokers

Broker	Stocks	Crypto
Revolut	Yes	Yes
E*Trade	Yes	—
Binance	—	Yes
Manual CSV	Yes	Yes

Quick Start

Install

pipx install .

Or with pip in a virtual environment:

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install .

Calculate stock tax

pit38 stock -f transactions.csv -y 2025

Calculate crypto tax

pit38 crypto -f transactions.csv -y 2025

Import from broker

Convert your broker's export into the standardized CSV format:

pit38 import revolut-stock  -i revolut_export.csv -o transactions.csv
pit38 import revolut-crypto -i revolut_export.csv -o transactions.csv
pit38 import etrade         -i etrade_export.csv  -o transactions.csv
pit38 import binance        -i binance_export.csv -o transactions.csv

You can combine multiple files from different brokers:

pit38 stock -f revolut.csv -f etrade.csv -y 2025

Manual CSV format

You can also prepare transaction files manually. See the example formats:

• Stocks: pit38/data_sources/stock_loader/example_format.csv
• Crypto: pit38/data_sources/crypto_loader/example_format.csv

How It Works

1. Import — broker plugins convert proprietary CSV exports into a standardized format
2. Exchange — foreign currency amounts are converted to PLN using NBP average rates (table A) from the last business day before each transaction
3. Calculate — stock profits use the FIFO method; crypto uses yearly cost/income aggregation
4. Tax — 19% flat tax rate is applied, with automatic deduction of losses from previous years

Development

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/

Disclaimer

This tool is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Always verify your calculations with a qualified tax advisor before filing your PIT-38 declaration.

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