- A company bought undeveloped real estate without VAT for investment purposes.
- The company sought a VAT exemption for resale under Article 43(1)(2) of the VAT Act.
- The exemption applies if there was no right to deduct input tax at acquisition.
- Authorities and courts, including the Supreme Administrative Court, rejected the exemption claim.
- The court stated the exemption requires VAT to have been charged initially with no deduction right.
- The transaction was not taxed initially, so the exemption cannot be applied at resale.
- Taxpayers must assess each transaction individually regarding VAT exemption eligibility.
Source: dudkowiak.com
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