- A company renting and managing properties purchased cars solely for rental purposes.
- The cars were not used by employees or for mixed purposes, only for rental services.
- The company questioned if they could fully deduct 100 percent VAT on expenses like purchase, leasing, fuel, and service.
- The Director of the National Tax Information confirmed full VAT deduction is allowed for cars used exclusively for rental.
- No need to maintain vehicle mileage records or submit VAT-26 information if cars are used solely for business rental purposes.
- Lack of appropriate PKD code in the National Court Register does not affect the right to VAT deduction.
- The interpretation is significant for businesses renting cars, allowing full VAT deduction without additional record-keeping obligations.
- It benefits companies without a PKD code for vehicle rental in the register but who actually conduct such activities.
Source: mddp.pl
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