A necessary element to qualify a service as subject to VAT is to identify the recipient of the service. This was the decision of the Provincial Administrative Court in Gdańsk on July 11, 2023 in the case of a Polish company implementing blockchain network development projects at the request of the community centered around this network. The court found that the order was financed through crowdfunding, hence one of the prerequisites for VAT, i.e. identifying a specific beneficiary of the service, could not be met.
Source: pit.pl
Latest Posts in "Poland"
- KSeF 2.0: Tax Law vs. Ministry Guidelines—Are Structured Invoices Only Virtual?
- Poland Opens KSeF 2.0 API Testing Environment Ahead of Mandatory E-Invoicing Rollout
- SaaS Providers Can Be VAT Taxpayers Like E-Commerce Platforms, Court Rules
- VAT Can Be Deducted on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Expenses, Court Rules
- VAT Statute of Limitations Expiring December 2025: Input Tax Deduction Rights