- Instructors of chess are entitled to VAT exemption according to the judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union.
- The definition of a teacher includes any activity that involves the transmission of knowledge and skills.
- The dispute was about the exemption from VAT for private teaching services provided by teachers.
- The instructor in question teaches chess in schools and kindergartens.
- The services provided by the instructor are in line with the educational curriculum.
- The instructor believed he met the requirements for VAT exemption based on his qualifications and experience.
- The director of the National Tax Information disagreed, stating that the instructor lacked specific education in chess.
- The director argued that teachers should have knowledge and qualifications obtained through official education systems.
- The director also claimed that chess lessons do not fall under general or higher education.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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