- The case concerned whether a company could fully deduct VAT on expenses related to company cars.
- The company implemented strict rules prohibiting private use of the cars, including contractual bans, GPS tracking, and monitoring of mileage.
- The tax authority denied full VAT deduction, arguing that allowing cars to be parked at employees’ homes enabled potential private use.
- The company appealed, and the administrative court ruled in favor of the company, recognizing that the implemented controls objectively excluded private use.
Source: mddp.pl
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