Taxpayers have already submitted almost 13,000 applications for binding rate information. The questions most often relate to the taxation of food products, primarily teas and spices, as well as catering and catering services. However, the WIS is difficult to apply to intangible benefits, as well as to VAT-exempt transactions.
Source prawo.pl
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