- A foreign astrologer providing online services to citizens of her home country must pay VAT in Poland, according to the Polish tax authority.
- The astrologer, a non-EU citizen residing in Poland, planned to run an unregistered business offering remote astrological advice.
- She pays 4% tax on her income abroad and, as a Polish resident, must also pay PIT in Poland, with the ability to deduct foreign tax paid.
- Poland’s double taxation agreement allows for proportional deduction of foreign tax from Polish tax owed.
- The tax authority considers online astrological advice as a service subject to VAT in Poland.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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