- The 2025 amendment to the Local Taxes and Fees Act aimed to clarify facility classifications but introduced new uncertainties.
- A dispute arose over whether a High Storage Warehouse (MWS) storing beer should be taxed as a building or a structure, and who should pay the property tax.
- The tax authority ruled that the warehouse stores liquid (beer), so it is classified as a structure, not a building, and taxed accordingly.
- The authority agreed that, since the warehouse is temporarily attached to the land under a lease, the landowner is not automatically liable for the tax.
Source: kglegal.pl
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