- The Polish Supreme Administrative Court has referred a question to the CJEU regarding Poland’s implementation of EU rules on VAT deduction conditions
- The key issue is whether Article 86(10) of the Polish VAT Act complies with EU law
- Polish law states that the right to deduct input VAT arises only when the taxpayer receives the invoice, which differs from EU law
- If the Polish provisions are found incompatible with EU law, taxpayers may be able to deduct VAT in the month when the tax obligation arose
- The current Polish approach potentially puts Polish taxpayers at a disadvantage compared to the EU standard
- This case highlights doubts about the compliance of Polish VAT law with EU directives after 20 years of its implementation
- The CJEU’s decision could have significant implications for VAT deduction timing and practices in Poland, potentially aligning them with EU norms.
Source: mddp.pl
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