- The Supreme Administrative Court ruled that a municipality cannot deduct VAT from expenses for building an access road to a sewage treatment plant
- The municipality argued the road was exclusively used by plant employees and visitors and was the only access route making it essential infrastructure
- The municipality claimed the road was an integral part of infrastructure necessary for providing sewage treatment services to residents and businesses
- Despite these arguments the court determined the municipality has no right to VAT deduction for the access road construction costs
- The case involved questions about VAT deduction using pre-coefficients for municipal infrastructure projects
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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