Enter your business start date — we calculate your VAT exemption turnover limit (Polish sales) and the cash register exemption limit for sales to individuals and lump-sum farmers.
Date registered in CEIDG / KRS as the start of business activity.
Year for which the limit is calculated (from start date to 31 December of that year).
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Annual VAT limit: PLN 240,000 from 2026, PLN 200,000 earlier (Art. 113 VAT Act). Cash register limit: PLN 20,000 (entity exemption, MF regulation on cash registers). Some sectors require a register from the first sale regardless of the limit.
This calculator is for information only and does not replace individual tax advice. It does not cover sector exclusions, sales excluded from the VAT limit, or the date of first sale to individuals (cash register rules may count from that date).
The calculator shows how much turnover is left under the threshold. VAT registration and a cash register have their own deadlines. We help you meet them before the threshold is only theoretical.
For 2026 the calculator uses an annual turnover threshold in Poland of 240,000 PLN. For other years it uses 200,000 PLN. Once you cross it, you have to register as a VAT payer.
20,000 PLN a year of sales to private individuals and lump-sum farmers, in cash and cashless. It is a separate threshold from the VAT limit.
Both limits are then pro-rated: the annual limit divided by 365 and multiplied by the number of days from the start date to 31 December.
If you are close to the VAT or cash-register limit, we will say from when, and which registration you need.