- The Supreme Administrative Court addressed whether a temporary employment agency can deduct VAT on expenses for employee medical exams, transport, and accommodation.
- These expenses are necessary for the agency’s VAT-taxed business activities and are considered part of its overall service.
- The agency argued it should be able to deduct all input VAT, even if some services are free (like accommodation) or VAT-exempt (like medical exams), as they support its main taxable services.
- The agency claimed that without providing these services, it could not fulfill its contracts with clients.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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