- A company filed a cassation complaint and requested exemption from court costs due to financial difficulties.
- One of the arguments was the removal from the active VAT taxpayers register.
- The Administrative Court in Gorzów Wielkopolski ruled that removal from the register does not justify granting legal aid.
- The burden of proof was on the company to demonstrate its inability to cover the full costs of the proceedings.
- The court emphasized that the company must secure financial resources for participation in court proceedings.
- The court found that the company continued its economic activity and was not facing bankruptcy or liquidation.
- The court stated that removal from the active VAT taxpayers register does not imply the end of the company’s existence.
- The fact that one of the company’s bank accounts was seized did not justify granting legal aid.
- The court suggested that the company should seek financial assistance from its shareholders rather than relying on state budget funds.
Source: prawo.pl
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