- The legislator has provided a VAT exemption for a certain group of taxpayers.
- Taxpayers whose sales value did not exceed a total of PLN 200,000 in the previous tax year are exempt from VAT.
- In 2024, taxpayers with sales value below PLN 200,000 in the previous tax year can benefit from the VAT exemption.
- Certain transactions are not included in the sales value for the exemption.
- Transactions related to real estate, certain services, and insurance services are not eligible for the VAT exemption.
- The concept of “ancillary transactions” is defined by the tax authority as transactions that are not directly related to the taxpayer’s main activity.
- Taxpayers listed in Article 113(13) of the VAT Act are not eligible for the VAT exemption.
- Sales made by taxpayers starting their business during the tax year are exempt from VAT if the expected sales value does not exceed a proportionate amount of PLN 200,000.
- The VAT exemption applies to sales made within the country, excluding services provided abroad.
Source: pit.pl
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