How to export a report from DEGIRO
To settle your DEGIRO taxes, you need two CSV files: a transactions report and an account overview (which contains dividends). Set the widest possible date range from the very beginning of your trading — this is essential for correct FIFO cost calculation.
For DEGIRO, you usually need two exports: the transaction history and the account overview with dividends and fees. Importing both gives the calculator the full data needed for Polish filing.
- 1Log in to your DEGIRO account
- 2Go to the "Activity" tab
- 3Select "Transactions"
- 4Set the widest possible date range — ideally from the start of trading on DEGIRO
- 5Press the "Download" button and select CSV format
Tip: Prepare reports for all years back to when you started trading. Make sure dates in consecutive files do not overlap. We recommend exporting by individual calendar years — the same files can be reused for next year's settlement.
Does DEGIRO issue PIT-8C or do you use CSV reports?
DEGIRO filing in Poland is based on broker exports rather than a Polish PIT-8C. The calculator combines the transaction file and account overview into a Polish PIT-38 and PIT-ZG workflow.
This helps Polish expats and investors abroad keep dividends, fees, and country-of-source details inside one consistent filing process.
How to file DEGIRO in Polish PIT-38
DEGIRO is a foreign broker, so Polish investors usually file PIT-38 together with PIT-ZG. This covers foreign stock and ETF sales, foreign dividends, and deductible fees.
Because DEGIRO spans many markets and currencies, NBP exchange rates and complete purchase history are critical. The calculator applies both automatically after import.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to report transactions on all exchanges?
Yes, all transactions on foreign exchanges require reporting in PIT-38 and PIT-ZG, regardless of the exchange country.
How do I settle DEGIRO fees?
DEGIRO fees are a tax-deductible expense. The calculator automatically includes all fees in the tax calculations.
Do I need separate files for transactions and dividends?
Yes, DEGIRO requires two CSV files: "Transactions" (buy/sell trades) and "Account Overview" (dividends, fees). Import both files into the application for a complete tax settlement.
How do I export DEGIRO for Polish PIT-38?
Download the transaction history together with the account overview or dividend report, then import both files into the calculator.
Does DEGIRO issue PIT-8C?
No. DEGIRO is a foreign broker, so Polish filing is based on broker exports rather than a Polish PIT-8C.
Does DEGIRO require PIT-ZG?
Yes. Because DEGIRO is a foreign broker, Polish investors usually file PIT-ZG together with PIT-38.
How are DEGIRO dividends reported in Poland?
Foreign dividends are reported as foreign income. The calculator helps include withholding tax, NBP rates, and country-of-source data for PIT-ZG.
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