Everything you need to know about the income statement – academic year 2024/2025 [UPDATE]
Category: Dormitory, Social scholarship
[UPDATE, 13 June 2024]
The income statement for the academic year 2024/2025 is a statement based on the year 2023 (also known as the base year). Even though it refers to the year 2023, it also takes into account the current situation, i.e. at the time of submitting the statement. Therefore, if you or someone in your family has lost income from 2023 or gained new income after 2023, you must include this situation.
- 500/800 plus;
- social scholarship, rector’s scholarship, assistance grant.
Who must file an income statement?
When to file an income statement? When you are just starting your studies at UW you can submit the statement from 5 to 22 August. Be sure to indicate in your application for a dormitory space that you want points for an income of no more than 1800 PLN! Otherwise, points may not be calculated. If you want to get your social scholarship payment as early as October, don’t put off submitting the statement. Statements will be verified on an ongoing basis.
When applying for a place in the dormitory:
When applying for social scholarship:
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STEP 1: Log in to USOSweb UW (central – please do not use faculty’s installations), at the address usosweb.uw.edu.pl
STEP 2: Select the tab For everyone, then select Applications and choose “Statement of Income for the academic year 2024/2025 (base year: 2023)” from the list of available applications.
STEP 3: Carefully fill in the subsequent parts of the statement – whether you will see a particular screen depends on what you indicate in the earlier part of the application (e.g. if you specify that you want to declare income without parents, a list of criteria to meet will appear). Each screen contains messages that help determine if a particular field concerns your situation.
STEP 4: The statement concludes with authentication using a code – at this stage, you must approve the statement by selecting the option Next: Sign and submit electronically.
STEP 5: Enter the authorization code, which will be used to approve your statement. At the top of the screen, you will see information on where the code has been sent. It sometimes happens that the email with the code goes to Spam, or you may need to wait a few minutes to receive it.
STEP 6: After entering the code, there should be a note “Delivered” next to your statement, indicating that the application has reached us and will be verified. The absence of this note means that it has not been successfully delivered. The status of the application will change over time, and you will be notified each time by an email sent from the system.
Who is included in the family?
When can I apply without indicating my parents (and siblings) in the family composition?
If you meet at least one of the following conditions:
- you are over 26 years old,
- you are married (in this case, include your spouse in the family),
- you have children to support (including adopted children),
- you reached the age of majority while in foster care,
- you have a stable source of income, and your average monthly income in the previous tax year and in the current year in the months preceding the month of filing a income statement is higher or equal to 930,35 PLN. If you are not sure if you meet this condition, you can submit an application with documents confirming your income – then the coordinator will check if you can take advantage of the possibility of settlement.
When you meet one of the conditions, you must include a statement (DOWNLOAD) stating that you do not live with your parents, and in the case of conditions 2-5, you must include the appropriate document confirming your situation.
What documents are needed to complete the statement? 2. C 2. C 2. C 3. Certificate of learning (from school/university)and/or certificate of disability.
Applicant
Applicant’s parents
Siblings of the applicant (adults)
Siblings of the applicant (underage)
Mandatory documents
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1. Certificate of learning (from school or university).
Additional documents
If one parent is not included: judgment or alimony settlement (court settlement or settlement before a mediator approved by the court) or confirmation of dismissal of an action for alimony, death certificate, complete birth certificate (in the case of an unknown father), certificate from the Police (in the case of a missing parent).
Income lost in 2023 or later
Contract or certificate of employment and PIT-11 from the employer in question.
In the case of deletion of economic activity – an extract from CEIDG.
Income earned after 2023
Certificate on the amount of income for the second month after the establishment of the contract, as well as a contract of employment, commission or a certificate from the employer.
When family members have an agricultural farm then a certificate from the relevant municipality office on the size of the farm (for 2023) – in physical and converted hectares – should be presented. Then, too, instead of documents from the Social Insurance Institution, we present the corresponding certificates from the Agricultural Social Insurance Fund.
Don’t worry – if you don’t attach some document you will have a chance to complete the application.
What is the new income after the base year?
It is the income obtained after 31.12.2023 and obtained until the day of submitting the income statement, usually it includes:
- getting a new job, contract, etc
- receiving a pension or retirement.
Therefore, the new income, after 2023, will not be listed by the tax office, but it is mandatory to indicate it – such income is included in calculating the income per person in the family.
The new income is not:
- increased salary in the current job (raise),
- decreased salary,
- change in workload,
- reduced hours,
- receiving social scholarship/assistance grant/rector’s scholarship at university,
- another contract with the same contractor/employer,
- income obtained after 31.12.2023, which is no longer obtained on the day of submitting the statement, for example, work that you took in the period February-May 2024 is not included in the income, you do not have to include it.
What if I no longer have the income that I obtained in 2023?
Such income may be subject to loss, meaning in certain cases it may not be included in your family’s income, which will result in a lower income. These cases include:
- loss of employment, contracts, etc.
- loss of unemployment benefits,
- removal from the business activity register.
I am applying for a place in the dormitory for the year 2024/2025 – which year’s income will be taken into account in the statement? I am a foreigner, do I need to include documents translated by a sworn translator in the statement? Is the NAWA scholarship included in the family’s income? I do not keep in touch with my family, do I need to include them in the household? Can the income statement be verified before submission? Detailed contact information can be found in the Contact tab. Is the 800 Plus program included in the income?
In the statement, you must include income for the year 2023 and any changes that occurred in 2024 (common changes include loss of employment or new employment).
A sworn translation is required when applying for social scholarship. For applying for a place in the dormitory, a regular translation is sufficient.
No, as a social benefit, the NAWA scholarship is not included in the income – but you must declare it.
Yes, in certain cases you may not need to indicate the income of your family members. Detailed information can be found above (search for: When can I submit an application without indicating parents (and siblings) in the composition of the family?). The same rules apply if part of your family is living abroad – you must include their incomes, unless you meet one of the criteria entitling you to file separately.
No, the verification of the statement takes place after submission. If you have any doubts, you can contact our office in one of the following ways:
It is not included, but the statement includes a question about whether your family receives this benefit, to provide a complete picture of the family’s financial situation.