- There is hope that organizers of camps may not have to pay VAT on various activities provided to children and youth.
- A ruling from the Provincial Administrative Court on March 19, 2025, offers hope, though it is not yet final.
- The Ministry of Finance may issue a general interpretation, but it is uncertain if it will favor camp organizers.
- Previous individual interpretations have mostly been unfavorable, but some confirmed the right to VAT exemption.
- The dispute concerns the scope of exemption in the VAT Act, specifically related to services for children and youth.
- Day camps are exempt from VAT, including all services like catering and venue rental.
- Camps outside the city are considered tourism services by tax authorities, requiring VAT on the margin.
- The Director of KIS argues that the margin procedure applies to all taxpayers providing tourism services, not just travel agencies.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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