- A company requested an interpretation regarding the VAT exemption for undeveloped land
- The company planned to sell land with remains of demolished gasworks and other technological objects
- The company did not have a spatial development plan or building conditions decision for the land
- The company asked if they could apply the VAT exemption for the land sale
- The National Tax Administration ruled that the land sale with gas networks owned by the seller is not VAT exempt
- The interpretation was upheld by the Administrative Court in Krakow
- The court ruled that any land with buildings or structures should be considered developed, even if only the land is being sold
Source: mddp.pl
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