- Free transfer of gifts between VAT taxpayers can create a VAT obligation, even if no payment is involved.
- VAT applies to free transfers if the taxpayer had the right to deduct input VAT on the goods.
- Exceptions include gifts of small value and samples used for business promotion, which are not subject to VAT.
- The law treats free transfers for business-related purposes similarly to paid deliveries, provided the deduction right existed.
- Tax authorities confirm these rules in recent individual interpretations.
Source: pit.pl
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