- Used branded clothing and accessories can be sold under the VAT margin scheme
- Purchases from individuals not conducting business can be documented internally without seller data
- Sales of used goods can be taxed under the VAT margin scheme
- Calculation of margin involves the difference between sale and purchase price, minus tax
- Used goods are defined as movable material goods suitable for further use in their current state or after repair, excluding precious metals or stones
Source: prawo.pl
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