- The text is a letter from the Director of the National Tax Information to the recipient.
- The letter confirms that the recipient’s position regarding the tax consequences of a future event related to the implementation of a project by a national park is correct.
- The letter refers to a request for an individual interpretation of the tax law, which was submitted by the recipient.
- The request concerns the lack of the right to deduct VAT from expenses related to the implementation of the project by the national park.
- The letter provides a description of the future event, stating that the national park is a form of nature protection and a state legal entity.
- The national park is responsible for various tasks, including conservation activities, providing access to the park area, and conducting educational activities.
- The national park can also engage in economic activities according to the law on freedom of economic activity.
- The letter mentions that the national park is subject to VAT as a state legal entity, but it is not considered a taxpayer in relation to tasks imposed by separate provisions of the law.
- The national park has its own financial management and covers expenses from its own funds and revenues.
- The letter lists various sources of income for the national park, including subsidies, fees, rental income, and sales of products and materials.
- The national park can also receive voluntary contributions, inheritances, donations, and funds from the European Union and foreign sources.
- The national park may also receive grants from local government budgets for tasks related to the protection of natural or cultural values in the region.
Source: sip.lex.pl
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