- Non-EU foreigners seeking confirmation of Polish citizenship are taxed outside of Poland
- Income from providing such services is not included in the annual sales limit for VAT exemption
- A businessman sought clarification on whether income from such services should be taxed in the client’s country of residence
- Director of the National Tax Information confirmed that such services should be taxed outside of the EU
- Income from these services is not considered sales for VAT purposes in Poland
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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