- From January 1, 2025, companies from other EU countries can benefit from subjective VAT exemption in Poland
- The SME procedure allows for the use of the exemption, with a sales value limit of 200,000 PLN
- Directive 2020/285 was implemented into Polish law on January 1, 2025, introducing the VAT subjective exemption for small businesses
- The exemption only applies to companies with headquarters in the EU
- Companies with headquarters outside the EU, such as in Switzerland or Ukraine, cannot benefit from the subjective exemption
Source: prawo.pl
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