- Zero VAT rate for exports applies only if specific conditions are met.
- Exporters must provide reliable documentation proving goods have left Poland or the EU.
- Two main conditions: goods must be transported outside the EU, and export must be confirmed by the relevant customs authority.
- Failure to meet either condition means the transaction is not considered an export under VAT law.
Source: prawo.pl
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