- Recognition of the client as a VAT taxpayer
- Client’s belief that she will not be a VAT taxpayer when selling a share in the perpetual usufruct right of land along with ownership of a commercial building is incorrect
- The property is used for business purposes (rental) and not solely for personal use, so the client will be a VAT taxpayer when selling the share
- Possibility of applying VAT exemption
- The sale of the commercial building will be exempt from VAT under Article 43(1)(10) of the VAT Act
- The sale of the land (share in the perpetual usufruct right of land) on which the building is located will also be exempt
- Client’s position regarding the possibility of applying the exemption is correct
Source: sip.lex.pl
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