- Entrepreneurs affected by the fire will be able to deduct losses, including expenses for goods that burned
- The biggest problem lies in the current VAT settlement, whether in the declaration for April or May
- It is advisable to apply for installment payments or write-offs in this situation
- Taxpayers may cite a Polish case law regarding VAT deduction
- Loss must be properly documented to be included in the cost of revenue
- Costs incurred to achieve revenue or maintain a source of revenue are considered as costs of revenue
Source: prawo.pl
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