- The text discusses a new regulation regarding the obligation to correct the VAT tax in relation to the demolition of buildings for investment purposes.
- It mentions that the interpretation of the individual is correct.
- The request for interpretation concerns the lack of obligation to correct the VAT tax in relation to the demolition of buildings for investment purposes.
- The request was made by a limited liability company involved in real estate development and investment.
- The company plans to acquire neighboring properties from two different sellers.
- The properties include a commercial building with 15 floors and underground levels, as well as other accompanying infrastructure.
- The interpretation confirms that there is no obligation to correct the VAT tax in this case.
Source: sip.lex.pl
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