- Disputes over inflated VAT on receipts will return to Polish courts
- The issue stems from situations where the tax authorities initially demand a higher VAT rate from businesses selling goods or services to consumers, and later acknowledge that a lower rate was actually applicable
- The European Court of Justice did not resolve the problem, leading to disputes returning to national courts
- Tax authorities argue that any excess VAT should be returned to consumers, not the sellers, to prevent unjust enrichment
- Both sides will try to use the ECJ’s guidelines to their advantage in court proceedings.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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