- Current VAT deduction rules for cars used for mixed purposes will remain until the end of 2028
- Individuals using cars for both business and private purposes can deduct only 50 percent of VAT for the next three years
- Preliminary agreement for extending Poland’s derogation until 2028 has been reached
- Formal approval is expected on September 22 at the EU Council meeting
- Full VAT deduction is only possible if the car is used exclusively for business
- Poland requests this VAT deduction due to the specific nature of its market
- The derogation applies to VAT on car purchase, import, rental, leasing, and related expenses
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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