- Regulation No. 1253 introduces temporary zero-rated VAT for certain goods due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
- Zero-rated VAT applies to goods supplied to specified humanitarian organizations and social enterprises, excluding excise goods and passenger cars.
- Goods transferred in Poland for use by those fleeing military aggression against Ukraine are eligible for zero-rated VAT.
- Suppliers and recipients must have written agreements confirming eligible use to qualify for zero-rated VAT.
- Notification to tax authorities is required if goods are used for other purposes.
- Standard VAT rates apply retroactively if misuse occurs.
- Regulation is effective from Sept. 18 to Dec. 31.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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