- Obligatory social insurance does not constitute a service subject to VAT under Polish law.
- A company provides home care services in Germany, exempt from VAT.
- The company insures its employees in Germany, with a German firm handling the insurance.
- The German firm charges a fee and issues an invoice for these services.
- The services provided do not include debt collection, advisory, or leasing services.
- The German firm operates independently and is registered in Germany.
- The company questions if these imported services are VAT-exempt under Polish law.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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