- The NSA ruled that 0% VAT on international transport of imported goods is not automatically excluded just because the taxpayer lacks a Polish customs document.
- What matters is whether the transport service value was actually included in the customs import tax base, and this can be proved with other reliable documents.
- In this case, the company only mentioned having a CMR and invoice, so the tax authority’s negative conclusion was upheld.
- The decision is important for transport businesses because it broadens the possible evidence for applying the 0% VAT rate.
- It also shows that in tax ruling requests, the stated facts and documents must be complete, since authorities and courts are bound by that description.
Source: mddp.pl
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