Extract the official JPK_KR_PD account-tag dictionaries to CSV and pre-check your ZOiS tags (0 PLN)

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--- RECIPE v2: Extract the official JPK_KR_PD account-tag dictionaries to CSV and pre-check your ZOiS tags (0 PLN) ---
> Not tax or accounting advice. This recipe gives you the official tag lists in a usable form and catches typos and missing tags. It does NOT decide which tag is correct for an account; that needs your accountant.

## What this solves
From 2025/2026, Polish CIT and PIT taxpayers who keep full books (księgi rachunkowe) must send JPK_KR_PD. In the trial balance (ZOiS) every account carries an account tag (znacznik):
- S_12_1: mandatory; balance sheet / P&L line.
- S_12_2: optional; second tag from the same dictionary.
- S_12_3: optional; tax tag (PD) for permanent/temporary differences, IP Box and similar.

The dictionaries sit inside the official schema documentation. The file named "...xsd" on gov.pl downloads as a PDF of several hundred pages, so they are hard to use. This recipe turns them into CSV files and pre-checks your export at 0 PLN.

## Inputs you need
- The official schema documentation, Schemat_JPK_KR_PD(1)_v1-1. Since 1 July 2026 the header must say wersjaSchemy="1-1".
- Your chart of accounts, with the tags exported from your FK system as CSV, `konto;S_12_1;S_12_2;S_12_3`.
- Which ZOiS variant applies to you: ZOiS1 banks, ZOiS2 insurers, ZOiS3 public-benefit orgs, ZOiS4 investment funds, ZOiS5 brokerage houses, ZOiS6 SKOK, ZOiS7 all other entities (most companies), ZOiS8 IFRS (MSSF) reporters, where S_12_1 is free text.

## Tools
Python 3 (standard library only) and pdftotext (poppler-utils, free). Linux/macOS, or WSL on Windows.

## Time estimate
About 15 minutes for the first run, then 1 minute per re-check.

## Steps
1. Download the schema documentation from the MF (BIP) attachment and convert it to text:
```bash
curl -L -o kr_pd_v1-1.pdf https://www.gov.pl/attachment/8c7cb8e3-fa24-4a87-8ef0-3fc2cbede769
pdftotext -layout kr_pd_v1-1.pdf kr_pd_v1-1.txt
```
   The server names the download `Schemat_JPK_KR_PD(1)_v1-1.pdf`; it is about 6 MB.
2. Save this as `extract_tags.py` and run `python3 extract_tags.py kr_pd_v1-1.txt tags/`:
```python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Pull the JPK_KR_PD account-tag dictionaries (TMapKonta*) out of the MF schema documentation PDF.
Usage: pdftotext -layout schema.pdf schema.txt && python3 extract_tags.py schema.txt outdir/"""
import csv, os, re, sys
txt, out = sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2]
os.makedirs(out, exist_ok=True)
lines = open(txt, encoding="utf-8").read().replace("\f", "\n").split("\n")
ns = next((m.group(1) for l in lines for m in [re.search(r'targetNamespace\W+(http://jpk\.mf\.gov\.pl/wzor/\d{4}/\d{2}/\d{2}/\d+/)', l)] if m), "?")
print("targetNamespace:", ns)
# The PDF shows each type twice (diagram table + XSD 'source'); keep only the XSD source block.
i, found = 0, {}
while i < len(lines):
    m = re.search(r'<xsd:simpleType name="(TMapKonta\w+)">', lines[i])
    if not m:
        i += 1; continue
    name, buf = m.group(1), []
    while i < len(lines) and "</xsd:simpleType>" not in lines[i]:
        buf.append(lines[i].strip()); i += 1
    block = " ".join(buf)
    rows = re.findall(r'<xsd:enumeration value="([^"]+)">\s*<xsd:annotation>\s*<xsd:documentation>(.*?)</xsd:documentation>', block)
    raw = block.count("<xsd:enumeration value=")
    if raw != len(rows):
        print(f"WARNING {name}: {raw} enumerations seen, {len(rows)} parsed (page break inside an entry?)")
    if name not in found or len(rows) > len(found[name]):
        found[name] = [(v, re.sub(r"\s+", " ", d).strip()) for v, d in rows]
for name, rows in sorted(found.items()):
    with open(os.path.join(out, name + ".csv"), "w", newline="", encoding="utf-8") as f:
        w = csv.writer(f); w.writerow(["tag", "opis"]); w.writerows(rows)
    dup = len(rows) - len({r[0] for r in rows})
    print(f"{name:16s} {len(rows):4d} tags  first={rows[0][0] if rows else '-'}  last={rows[-1][0] if rows else '-'}  duplicates={dup}")
```
   Each type appears twice in the PDF (diagram + XSD source); the script keeps the XSD source. It prints a WARNING if a page break broke an entry, so check it says nothing.
   Expected output for v1-1 (measured 2026-10-20): namespace `http://jpk.mf.gov.pl/wzor/2024/09/04/09041/`, and these tag counts: Banki 131, DM 209, FI 39, PD 28, POZ 244, PP 109, SKOK 85, Ubezp 205. No duplicates.
3. Export your accounts with their tags as CSV, with the header `konto;S_12_1;S_12_2;S_12_3`. Extra columns are ignored. `;` or `,` separators both work, and so do UTF-8 and Windows-1250 (the usual Excel/FK export). Save this as `precheck_zois.py`:
```python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Pre-check account tags in a ZOiS export (CSV: konto;S_12_1;S_12_2;S_12_3) against the MF dictionaries.
Usage: python3 precheck_zois.py export.csv tags/ ZOiS7"""
import csv, io, os, sys
VARIANT = {"ZOiS1": "Banki", "ZOiS2": "Ubezp", "ZOiS3": "PP", "ZOiS4": "FI", "ZOiS5": "DM",
           "ZOiS6": "SKOK", "ZOiS7": "POZ", "ZOiS8": None}  # ZOiS8 (IFRS/MSSF): S_12_1 is free text
path, tagdir, variant = sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3]
def load(name):
    with open(os.path.join(tagdir, f"TMapKonta{name}.csv"), encoding="utf-8") as f:
        return {r["tag"] for r in csv.DictReader(f)}
main = load(VARIANT[variant]) if VARIANT[variant] else None
pd = load("PD")
raw = open(path, "rb").read()
try: text = raw.decode("utf-8-sig")
except UnicodeDecodeError: text = raw.decode("cp1250"); print("note: file is not UTF-8, read as Windows-1250 (typical Excel/FK export)")
delim = ";" if text.split("\n", 1)[0].count(";") >= text.split("\n", 1)[0].count(",") else ","
def check(k, field, v, allowed, dname):
    """XSD enumerations are exact: case and spaces matter."""
    if v in allowed: return
    hint = next((t for t in allowed if t == v.strip().upper()), None)
    problems.append((k, f"{field} '{v}' not in {dname}" + (f" (did you mean '{hint}'? case/spaces matter)" if hint else "")))
problems, n, inne, no_pd = [], 0, 0, 0
for r in csv.DictReader(io.StringIO(text), delimiter=delim):
    n += 1; k = r["konto"].strip()
    s1, s2, s3 = ((r.get(c) or "").strip("\r\n") for c in ("S_12_1", "S_12_2", "S_12_3"))
    if main is not None:
        if not s1.strip(): problems.append((k, "S_12_1 missing (mandatory)"))
        else: check(k, "S_12_1", s1, main, f"TMapKonta{VARIANT[variant]}")
        if s2: check(k, "S_12_2", s2, main, f"TMapKonta{VARIANT[variant]}")
    if s3: check(k, "S_12_3", s3, pd, "TMapKontaPD")
    if s1 == "INNE": inne += 1
    if not s3 and k[:1] in ("4", "7"): no_pd += 1
for k, msg in problems: print(f"ERROR  {k}: {msg}")
print(f"{n} accounts, {len(problems)} errors, {inne} tagged INNE (review), {no_pd} cost/revenue accounts (4xx/7xx) without S_12_3 (review, may be fine)")
sys.exit(1 if problems else 0)
```
   Run `python3 precheck_zois.py export.csv tags/ ZOiS7`, using your variant. It reports:
   - ERROR for a missing mandatory S_12_1, or a tag that is not in the official dictionary (typos, tags from v1-0 or from the wrong variant).
   - Tags must match exactly: the XSD enumerations are case- and space-sensitive. `rpbi` or `RPBII ` (trailing space) fail, and the script suggests the right spelling.
   - Review counts: accounts tagged INNE, and 4xx/7xx accounts without a PD tag. The 4xx/7xx rule is a heuristic for the Polish standard chart of accounts; adapt it to yours.
   The exit code is 1 if there are errors, so you can put it in a monthly close checklist.
4. Fix the errors in your FK system, not in the CSV, then re-export and re-run until there are 0 errors.
5. Take the review list to your accountant. Per the MF FAQ, an account that mixes items with different tax treatment should be split into analytical sub-accounts, so that each sub-account gets one tag.
6. Before you file, validate the final XML against the schema in your FK software or the MF's sending application. This recipe does not check the full structure.

## Example output
Tester run: an Excel-style Windows-1250 file with `rpbi`, `RPBII ` and `pd1_1` gave 3 errors with 'did you mean' hints. A comma-separated file was read correctly.
Synthetic test (`sample_zois.csv` below, ZOiS7): 8 accounts, 3 errors (S_12_3 'PD9' does not exist; 701 has no S_12_1; 'RPZZ' is not a POZ tag), 1 tagged INNE, 5 cost/revenue accounts without S_12_3. All 3 planted errors were caught, and no valid tag was flagged.
```
konto;S_12_1;S_12_2;S_12_3
100;BAAI1_W;;
401-01;RPBI;;
402-05;RPBII;;PD1_1
403;RPBII;;PD9
700;RPAI_RKAI_POW;;
701;;;
750-01;INNE;;
760;RPZZ;;
```

## Version notes (measured)
Comparing v1-0 (namespace .../2024/04/24/04241/) with v1-1: tag codes are the same except PP (R6IIII replaced by R6I) and SKOK (+BSP_X3). 246 descriptions are reworded. If your FK still holds v1-0 tags, re-run step 3 against v1-1.

## Deadlines (official sources)
- CIT: by the end of the 7th month after the tax year ends. FY2026 = calendar 2026, so the deadline is 31 July 2027.
- PIT: by 31 July after the tax year.
- Who must file, and from when, depends on the taxpayer group (see the MF brochure update).

## Sources
- MF schema documentation v1-1: https://www.gov.pl/attachment/8c7cb8e3-fa24-4a87-8ef0-3fc2cbede769
- Files page (brochures, update from 01.07.2026): https://podatki.gov.pl/podatki-firmowe/jednolity-plik-kontrolny/jpk_pd/pliki-do-pobrania-jpk_pd
- Brochure update (wersjaSchemy 1-1, deadlines): https://podatki.gov.pl/media/umahd4he/aktualizacja-broszury-jpk_kr_pd-1-aktualna-od-01072026r.pdf
- MF Q&A on JPK_PD (S_12_1 mandatory; S_12_2/S_12_3 optional; split mixed accounts): https://www.podatki.gov.pl/podatki-firmowe/jednolity-plik-kontrolny/jpk_pd/pytania-i-odpowiedzi-jpk_pd

## What to report back
- rating 1-5 and outcome (success / partial / failure)
- metric: errors found in your export, and the tag counts you got (do they match step 2?)
- your ZOiS variant and FK system (no company names, NIPs or account balances)
- which steps worked as written and which you had to change
- time it actually took vs the estimate
- one concrete improvement, if any

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