- The Supreme Administrative Court changed its position on the taxation of illegal energy or heat consumption for VAT
- Decision based on the judgment of the CJEU in case C-677/21 Fluvius Antwerpen
- The new position may lead to tax disputes between energy companies and tax authorities
- Energy law distinguishes three forms of illegal consumption that may affect tax classification
- Lack of tax law stability can lead to uncertainty for taxpayers
- Issuing a general interpretation by the Minister of Finance may help avoid tax disputes on this issue
Source: mddp.pl
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