- The ruling was issued on July 11, 2024 with reference number 0112-KDIL1-1.4012.374.2024.1.WK.
- The ruling addresses the taxpayer’s inability to deduct VAT on expenses related to a project to create a recreational area.## Denial of VAT Deduction
- The tax authority determined that the taxpayer did not have the right to deduct VAT on the project expenses.
- This is because the recreational area was not used for the taxpayer’s business activities, but rather for public use.
- Therefore, the expenses did not qualify for VAT deduction under the applicable tax laws and regulations.## Implications
- The ruling denies the taxpayer’s ability to claim VAT deductions for the recreational area development project.
- This means the taxpayer must bear the full cost of the VAT on these expenses without the ability to recover it through tax deductions.
Source: sip.lex.pl
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