In Poland, a car is considered solely for business use, allowing full VAT deduction, if usage rules and records exclude private use. While businesses can deduct 100% VAT even if a car is parked at the owner’s home, the tax authorities often dispute this, arguing that home parking suggests potential private use and thus disallows full deduction. Despite a growing number of disputes and courts increasingly overturning the tax office’s strict stance, the case of an installation company whose employees parked company cars at their residences, despite a company policy prohibiting private use, highlights this ongoing conflict.
Source: prawo.pl
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